SCRUM Theory and Principles 5

Question 1

Scrum is best described as what kind of framework?

Accepted Answer

A lightweight framework intentionally incomplete

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A complete methodology with all processes defined

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A rigid set of techniques

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A project management certification

Question 2

Scrum's rules are designed to do what with relationships and interactions?

Accepted Answer

Guide them

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Replace them with documentation

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Eliminate them

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Standardize all of them rigidly

Question 3

Implementing only parts of Scrum typically results in what?

Accepted Answer

Something that is not Scrum and often masks problems

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Faster certification

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Improved transparency

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Guaranteed success

Question 4

Various processes and techniques can be employed within the Scrum framework primarily to do what?

Accepted Answer

Make the team's effectiveness visible and improvable

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Replace empiricism

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Avoid inspection

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Remove the Scrum Master

Question 5

Scrum theory holds that decisions are best based on what?

Accepted Answer

What is observed

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Detailed long-term forecasts

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Management directives

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Industry benchmarks

Question 6

Why is Scrum intentionally kept lightweight and minimal?

Accepted Answer

So teams add the practices that fit their context

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To make it harder to learn

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To prevent adaptation

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To eliminate the need for events

Question 7

An organization renames roles and drops the Retrospective but calls it Scrum. Theory says this is what?

Accepted Answer

Not Scrum, since the framework is immutable

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Valid Scrum

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An improvement

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Required scaling