Scrum PSK I - Professional Scrum with Kanban Exam
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Total 45 questions
Question #11 (Topic: Exam A)
When compared to your SLE, what flow metric will help reduce the risk that a work item will not be finished on-time, once the work item has been started?
A. Work in Progress (WIP).
B. SLE.
C. Work Item Age.
D. Throughput.
Answer: C
Question #12 (Topic: Exam A)
What is Kanban?
A. A methodology aimed at visualizing your Workflow for effectiveness and enhance productivity within the team.
B. A strategy for optimizing the flow of value through a process that uses a visual, Work in Progress (WIP) limited pull system.
C. A set of practices that are additive to the Scrum framework.
D. None of the above.
Answer: B
Question #13 (Topic: Exam A)
How do Work in Progress (WIP) Limits relate to self-management? (Choose two.)
A. WIP Limits provide a boundary/container in which the Scrum Team self-manages.
B. WIP Limits inhibit self-management since they limit the team’s autonomy to pull work.
C. As part of self-managing, Scrum Teams figure out their own WIP Limits.
D. A Scrum Master defines a WIP Limit to help the Scrum Team self-manage.
Answer: AC
Question #14 (Topic: Exam A)
True or False: If Scrum is used with Kanban then having a Scrum Master is optional.
A. True
B. False
Answer: B
Question #15 (Topic: Exam A)
Which of these statements are true about Kanban and the Scrum theory of empiricism? (Choose two.)
A. Kanban metrics are used in the Sprint Review to allow the Product Owner to inspect the Throughput and adapt the Scrum Team’s Cycle Time.
B. The Kanban board provides Scrum Teams with transparency that helps them inspect and adapt their process.
C. Kanban helps Scrum Teams achieve faster, healthier flow. That brings more rapid transparency about the product, enabling a more effective inspection and adaptation loop.
D. Kanban helps Scrum Teams deal with simple and complicated work where empiricism is not necessary.
Answer: BC
