Professional Scrum Master Professional Scrum Master Artifacts and Commitments Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

Which Scrum artifact is specifically designed to provide transparency of the work planned for the Sprint?

Accepted Answer

Sprint Backlog

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Product Backlog

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Increment

Answer

Release Plan

Question 2

What is the commitment associated with the Product Backlog?

Accepted Answer

Product Goal

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Sprint Goal

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Definition of Done

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Acceptance Criteria

Question 3

A Scrum Team consistently delivers Increments that meet the Definition of Done, yet stakeholders remain dissatisfied with product direction. What artifact commitment should the Scrum Master help the team revisit?

Accepted Answer

Product Goal

Answer

Definition of Done

Answer

Sprint Goal

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Sprint Backlog

Question 4

When multiple Scrum Teams work on the same product, what must be true about the Definition of Done?

Accepted Answer

The Definition of Done must be the same for all teams

Answer

Each team creates its own Definition of Done

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The Scrum Master decides the Definition of Done

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The Definition of Done is optional for scaling

Question 5

During a Sprint, a Developer realizes that a Product Backlog item cannot meet the current Definition of Done. What should happen?

Accepted Answer

The item should not be considered part of the Increment

Answer

Lower the Definition of Done for this Sprint only

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Include the item in the Increment with a note about reduced quality

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Ask the Product Owner to waive the Definition of Done

Question 6

How does the Sprint Goal function as a commitment within the Sprint Backlog?

Accepted Answer

It provides flexibility for Developers to negotiate scope while maintaining coherence

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It limits which Product Backlog items can be selected

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It prevents any changes to the Sprint Backlog during the Sprint

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It serves as a performance metric for individual Developers