PSM1_Three Pillars_Inspection_Questions and Answers

 Inspection

1. What is the main reason for inspecting Scrum artifacts and progress?

   • a) To ensure all team members are working equally.
   • b) To detect potentially undesirable variances or problems.
   • c) To create a comprehensive project report.
   • d) To maintain client satisfaction.

   Correct Answer: b) To detect potentially undesirable variances or problems.

2. How does Scrum ensure regular inspection of its artifacts and progress?

   • a) By scheduling weekly status meetings.
   • b) By providing cadence in the form of five events.
   • c) By appointing a project manager.
   • d) By requiring detailed documentation.

   Correct Answer: b) By providing cadence in the form of five events.

3. What is the consequence of inspection without adaptation in Scrum?

   • a) It improves team morale.
   • b) It is considered pointless.
   • c) It ensures compliance with Scrum principles.
   • d) It enhances communication.

   Correct Answer: b) It is considered pointless.

4. Which of the following is true about Scrum events?

   • a) They are optional for experienced teams.
   • b) They are designed to provoke change.
   • c) They are held only at the beginning and end of a project.
   • d) They focus on individual performance.

   Correct Answer: b) They are designed to provoke change.

5. Why are frequent inspections necessary in Scrum?

   • a) To track time spent on tasks.
   • b) To detect variances or problems early.
   • c) To ensure everyone is busy.
   • d) To document every action taken by the team.

   Correct Answer: b) To detect variances or problems early.

Multiple-Answer Questions

1. What are the purposes of inspection in Scrum? (Select all that apply)

   • a) To detect potentially undesirable variances or problems.
   • b) To ensure team members work equally.
   • c) To enable adaptation.
   • d) To create detailed reports.

   Correct Answers: a) To detect potentially undesirable variances or problems.
   c) To enable adaptation.

2. How do Scrum events support the inspection process? (Select all that apply)

   • a) By providing regular opportunities to inspect progress.
   • b) By enforcing strict adherence to the plan.
   • c) By enabling teams to adapt based on findings.
   • d) By offering a platform for individual evaluations.

   Correct Answers: a) By providing regular opportunities to inspect progress.
   c) By enabling teams to adapt based on findings.

3. Which statements about adaptation in Scrum are true? (Select all that apply)

   • a) Adaptation is possible only after inspection.
   • b) Adaptation should be done infrequently.
   • c) Inspection without adaptation is pointless.
   • d) Adaptation is meant to improve team performance.

   Correct Answers: a) Adaptation is possible only after inspection.
   c) Inspection without adaptation is pointless.
   d) Adaptation is meant to improve team performance.

4. What roles do Scrum events play in the inspection and adaptation process? (Select all that apply)

   • a) They facilitate regular inspection of progress.
   • b) They serve as checkpoints for potential changes.
   • c) They replace the need for formal reports.
   • d) They are designed to provoke change.

   Correct Answers: a) They facilitate regular inspection of progress.
   b) They serve as checkpoints for potential changes.
   d) They are designed to provoke change.

5. Which of the following are designed to provoke change in Scrum? (Select all that apply)

   • a) Sprint Planning
   • b) Daily Stand-up
   • c) Sprint Review
   • d) Retrospective

   Correct Answers: a) Sprint Planning
   b) Daily Stand-up
   c) Sprint Review
   d) Retrospective