A story is estimated at five-story points. What is the interpretation of the number five? A. Number of elapsed hours required to complete the story B. Number of person-days of effort required to complete the story C. Number of person-hours of effort ...

A. As determined by the definition of done B. Design and development C. Design, Development and Testing D. Design, Development, Testing and Documentation

A. Continuously and at the earliest possible opportunity B. During hardening iterations C. During the last iteration D. When the Product Owner decides to schedule it

A. Whether B. Wish C. Won’t D. Would

A. Co-located B. Experienced C. Self-organized D. Well trained

A. Appointing a single point of contact for communication across locations B. Co-locating the entire team for a release planning session C. Establish a clear audit trail for all communication on the project D. Introduce additional sign-offs on the project ...

A team is transitioning into Scrum. They already had a role called Project coordinator, who facilitates interactions, removes roadblocks and acts as the process coach of the team. What should this role be called post-transition? A. Project coordinator B. Project manager C. ...

A. One to three hours B. Three to six hours C. Six to twelve hours D. Fifteen hours

Scrum Teams should normalize their estimates (by using the same reference scale), so that management can compare team velocities and use them as a coordinated productivity measure. [A] True [B] False

What action will the Development Team take when it is discovered that new work is required to complete the agreed-upon task(s)? [A]  The Development Team adds the new work to the Sprint Backlog. [B]  The Development Team adds the new work ...