SCRUM Managing the Product Backlog 2

Question 1

Who is accountable for ordering the items in the Product Backlog?

Accepted Answer

The Product Owner

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The Developers

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The Scrum Master

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The stakeholders

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of Product Backlog refinement?

Accepted Answer

To add detail, estimates, and order to backlog items

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To assign tasks to specific developers

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To calculate the team's velocity

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To remove the Scrum Master's responsibilities

Question 3

Which characteristic best describes a healthy Product Backlog?

Accepted Answer

It is an emergent, ordered, and dynamic list

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It is fixed at the start of the project

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It contains only items for the current Sprint

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It is maintained exclusively by the Scrum Master

Question 4

How much of the Product Backlog should be detailed at any given time?

Accepted Answer

Higher-ordered items more detailed than lower-ordered ones

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Every item equally and fully detailed

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Only the very last item in the list

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None until the Sprint Planning meeting

Question 5

Who is allowed to add items to the Product Backlog?

Accepted Answer

Anyone, but the Product Owner remains accountable for it

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Only the Product Owner may even suggest items

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Only the Scrum Master

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Only external stakeholders

Question 6

What single overarching objective gives the Product Backlog its long-term focus?

Accepted Answer

The Product Goal

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The Sprint Goal

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The Definition of Done

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The release plan

Question 7

When can Product Backlog refinement take place?

Accepted Answer

Continuously throughout the Sprint as needed

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Only during Sprint Planning

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Only during the Sprint Review

Answer

Only on the last day of the Sprint