Product Owner Quiz 2

During a Sprint Review, the stakeholders notice that the product development progress is not very clearly visible and lacked transparency. Moreover, they are not able to understand the team’s next steps. Who bears the primary responsibility for this status?

It is the responsibility of the Scrum Master to engage the stakeholders to maximize the value of the product.

Who makes the decision to fund the next Sprint?

Throughout the effort, who takes the ownership of scrum events, sets-up the meeting for every event, and invites the required participants?

A Product Owner cannot send a representative (delegate) to the Sprint Review.

Same person can play both Scrum Master and Product Owner roles.

The Product Owner can invite the stakeholders to the Backlog Refinement sessions.

A Scrum Team noticed that they needed to create an additional artifact such as User Interface mark-ups to better explain a product feature. They should NOT do this since Scrum Teams capture the product needs, features only in Product Backlog.

The Product Owner may consider the dependencies on software tools when ordering the Product Backlog.

Choose two answers. How much refinement is required for a Product Backlog Item?

A Development Team gets into a situation in which a conflicting team member’s behavior causes issues to the progress. Who is responsible for removing this issue?

This is used by the Product Owner to identify unfinished work at the end of the Sprint:

The Sprint Goal provides the following:

Select all that apply. Before starting the first Sprint, what needs to be ensured?

A good practice of quality in Scrum is:

To verify the success of a product, what should be measured?

The Product Owner can use these measures to track the true value being delivered:

What is the indication that the technical debt has become unacceptable?