The Five Scrum Values Flashcards
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How many values does Scrum define?
Answer: Five
Scrum defines exactly five values: Commitment, Focus, Openness, Respect, and Courage.
A new team posts its true Sprint progress on a visible board even when behind schedule. Which value is demonstrated?
Answer: Openness
Sharing accurate progress, even when unfavorable, demonstrates Openness.
Which value most directly enables a team to say 'no' to scope that would jeopardize quality?
Answer: Courage
Courage gives the team the strength to push back and do the right thing.
The Scrum values are intended to be embodied by whom?
Answer: Every member of the Scrum Team
All members of the Scrum Team are expected to embody and live the Scrum values.
A teammate consistently honors agreements and follows through on what they pledged for the Sprint. Which value is shown?
Answer: Commitment
Following through on pledged work reflects Commitment to the team's goals.
What happens to inspection and adaptation when the Scrum values are NOT lived by the team?
Answer: They become less effective because trust erodes
Without the values, the trust needed for honest inspection and adaptation breaks down.
Concentrating the team's attention on the work of the Sprint over competing priorities is the essence of which value?
Answer: Focus
Focus means everyone concentrates on the Sprint's work and the team's goals.