PSM I Exam

Question 1

If an organization does not have a formal standard for a Definition of Done, who is accountable for creating one appropriate for the product?

The Product Owner The Scrum Team The Developers The Scrum Master

Correct Answer:

The Scrum Team

Question 2

A Developer completes a Product Backlog Item on the third day of a two-week Sprint. The work meets all criteria in the Definition of Done. What is the state of this completed item?

A usable Increment A completed task that will become part of the Increment at the end of the Sprint Work-in-progress until it is approved at the Sprint Review A feature that must be released to stakeholders immediately

Correct Answer:

A usable Increment

Question 3

Which of the following best describes the Product Goal's relationship to the other Scrum artifacts and commitments?

It is a summation of all Sprint Goals planned for a release. It is an independent objective set by stakeholders that dictates the Definition of Done. It is a long-term objective that gives context to the Product Backlog and guides the creation of Sprint Goals. It is a fixed-scope contract that must be fulfilled before the Product Backlog can be changed.

Correct Answer:

It is a long-term objective that gives context to the Product Backlog and guides the creation of Sprint Goals.

Question 4

During a Sprint, the Developers realize their initial plan for delivering the selected Product Backlog Items is flawed and will not achieve the Sprint Goal. What is the MOST appropriate course of action?

Cancel the Sprint immediately and begin a new Sprint Planning session. Continue with the flawed plan to demonstrate effort during the Sprint Review. Ask the Product Owner to change the Sprint Goal to match what can be delivered. Adapt the Sprint Backlog by creating a new plan to meet the unchanged Sprint Goal.

Correct Answer:

Adapt the Sprint Backlog by creating a new plan to meet the unchanged Sprint Goal.

Question 5

What is the primary purpose of having commitments for each of the three Scrum artifacts?

To provide performance metrics for management. To serve as contractual obligations for the Scrum Team. To create fixed deadlines for each phase of development. To enhance transparency and focus, enabling empiricism.

Correct Answer:

To enhance transparency and focus, enabling empiricism.

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