What is the Sprint Goal?
- A) A list of tasks to complete during the Sprint
- B) The single objective for the Sprint
- C) A detailed project plan
- D) A summary of the previous Sprint’s achievements
Correct Answer: B
Who commits to the Sprint Goal?
- A) Product Owner
- B) Scrum Master
- C) Developers
- D) Stakeholders
Correct Answer: C
When is the Sprint Goal created?
- A) During the Sprint Review
- B) During the Sprint Planning event
- C) At the Daily Scrum
- D) At the end of the Sprint
Correct Answer: B
Where is the Sprint Goal added after it is created?
- A) Product Backlog
- B) Increment
- C) Sprint Backlog
- D) Definition of Done
Correct Answer: C
What happens if the work during the Sprint turns out to be different than expected?
- A) The Sprint Goal is changed to reflect the new work
- B) The Sprint is cancelled
- C) The Developers collaborate with the Product Owner to negotiate the scope of the Sprint Backlog
- D) The Scrum Master reassigns tasks
Correct Answer: C
Which statements are true about the Sprint Goal? (Select all that apply)
- A) It provides flexibility in terms of the exact work needed to achieve it.
- B) It is a commitment by the Product Owner.
- C) It creates coherence and focus for the Scrum Team.
- D) It is finalized at the Sprint Review.
Correct Answers: A, C
Why is the Sprint Goal important? (Select all that apply)
- A) It ensures the Scrum Team works together rather than on separate initiatives.
- B) It serves as a detailed task list for the Sprint.
- C) It provides a single objective for the Sprint.
- D) It helps guide the Developers’ work during the Sprint.
Correct Answers: A, C, D
What role does the Product Owner play if the work during the Sprint is different than expected? (Select all that apply)
- A) Collaborates with the Developers to negotiate the scope of the Sprint Backlog
- B) Changes the Sprint Goal to fit the new work
- C) Cancels the Sprint
- D) Ensures the Sprint Goal remains unaffected
Correct Answers: A, D
How does the Sprint Goal affect the work of the Developers during the Sprint? (Select all that apply)
- A) It serves as a guide for their work.
- B) It limits the amount of work they can take on.
- C) It provides a focus to achieve a coherent objective.
- D) It allows them to work on separate initiatives if needed.
Correct Answers: A, C
Which of the following are true about the Sprint Goal’s creation and maintenance? (Select all that apply)
- A) It is created during the Sprint Planning event.
- B) It is added to the Product Backlog.
- C) It can be negotiated during the Sprint if needed.
- D) It must be achieved or abandoned by the end of the Sprint.
Correct Answers: A, C, D
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