0 Scrum Foundations Test 1.0 Scrum Theory 1 / 7 Three benefits to an iterative and incremental approach are (select 3): Focused on one objective at a time All skills necessary to create value Accountable for creating a valuable, usable increment Work can flow from one sprint to the next without penalty 2 / 7 The 3 pillars of empiricism are (select all that apply): Transparency Inspection Trust Respect Adaptation 3 / 7 Scrum is (select all that apply): Simple A strict process Lightweight Generates value Helps find adaptive solutions to complex problems 4 / 7 Read the End Note in the Scrum Guide on Page 13. What are two disadvantages is Scrum is only partially implemented (select 2)? It’s not Scrum. Other techniques, methodologies or practices may find their way in. Learning is not incorporated into the product development. Communication is de-prioritized. 5 / 7 Scrum is a: Process Tool Framework Methodology 6 / 7 The five Scrum values are: Courage, Kindness, Commitment, Focus, Trust Honesty, Respect, Openness, Courage, Commitment Trust, Courage, Commitment, Honest, Respect Respect, Openness, Courage, Commitment, Focus 7 / 7 Empiricism is (select all that apply): Knowledge based Make decisions based on what is observed Make decisions based on what is assumed Make decisions based on what is researched Your score is The average score is 0% 0% Restart quiz Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
