Inspection and Adaptation Events Flashcards
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If a Sprint is two weeks long, what is the recommended maximum length of the Sprint Retrospective?
Answer: 1.5 hours
The Retrospective is time-boxed to a maximum of three hours for a one-month Sprint, so shorter Sprints get proportionally less, about 1.5 hours for two weeks.
What is the main focus of inspection during the Sprint Review?
Answer: The Increment and Product Backlog adjustments
The Sprint Review inspects the Increment and adapts the Product Backlog as needed.
A Developer wants to skip the Daily Scrum because no work is blocked. What is the correct guidance?
Answer: The event still occurs to inspect progress toward the Sprint Goal
The Daily Scrum happens every day to inspect progress toward the Sprint Goal and adapt the plan.
Which event provides the most direct opportunity to adapt the Product Backlog with stakeholders?
Answer: Sprint Review
The Sprint Review is where the Scrum Team and stakeholders collaborate to adjust the Product Backlog.
What should the Scrum Master do if the Retrospective consistently produces no improvements?
Answer: Coach the team to make the event effective
The Scrum Master helps the team make the Retrospective positive and productive.
What is the relationship between the Daily Scrum and the Sprint Backlog?
Answer: Developers adjust the Sprint Backlog as needed based on the Daily Scrum
Developers often adjust their upcoming planned work in the Sprint Backlog during or after the Daily Scrum.
Which statement best describes the Sprint Review's nature?
Answer: A working session, not just a presentation
The Sprint Review is a working session where attendees collaborate on next steps, not merely a demo.