Survey Maker Survey Templates Contact Privacy & Security

Agile Week 1

An engaging illustration of a diverse team collaborating in a Scrum environment with a Scrum board in the background, emphasizing teamwork, Agile philosophy, and productivity.

Agile Fundamentals Quiz

Test your knowledge of Agile philosophy and the Scrum framework with this engaging quiz designed for developers and project managers alike!

Through a series of 8 insightful questions, you will:

Explore key concepts within Agile practices
Understand the roles and responsibilities in Scrum
Evaluate team performance and workflow dynamics

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AgileMaster101

These questions are based on pure Agile philosophy & Scrum framework.

It is important to understand these basics so that we can ask questions about our own environments and why there are differences. Many organizations adapt Scrum to suit their needs but accidentally take out components that make Scrum successful.

Compare these two teams velocity metrics

Team One is able to complete 50 points a sprint

Team Two is able to complete 30 points a sprint

Which team is performing better?

Team One

Team Two

They are the same

Not possible to say

Story Points are a required part of Scrum

True

False

In Scrum, who decides what work is done within a sprint?

Product Owner

Tech Lead

Development Team

Scrum Master

None of these

Team A has a sprint length of 2 weeks. They contribute to a product that is updated every 12 weeks. (excluding urgent hotfixes which are fixed when they appear)

The organization has been working on a big upgrade, which Team A is working on 100% of their time. This big upgrade will be released in about 6 months (24 Weeks).

What is effectively the real length of Team As sprint?

2 Weeks

12 Weeks

24 Weeks

36 Weeks

Who is required to attend the daily standup (check all that apply)

Development Team

Scrum Master

Product Owner

Product Manager

Engineering Manager

Cyber Security

You are a manager of several developers who work in Team A. You are not directly involved with Team A.

During a regular catch up meeting one of those developers tells you that they are not happy with part of the process they use. It is clear that their process is quite different from how you personally have worked in the past. You think the developers are being asked to do non-development tasks.

What advice can you give that best supports your developer and Team A?

Instruct Team A in the proper development process

Tell the Developer that you can't help them

Coach the developer to make their challenge transparent to the team

Attend the teams next retro to get a better sense of the problem

Inform the Scrum Masters line manager that they are doing a bad job

Before a sprint review developers were asked to state what the sprint review is for, and gave the following answers:

A: To give a progress update to stakeholders

B: To show the product owner what we built

C: To get feedback from users

D: To test the value we have created

E: To help inform what our next sprint should be

Which developers are correct?

A, B

C, D, and E

C, A, D, E

C, D, B

None

{"name":"Agile Week 1", "url":"https://www.quiz-maker.com/QPREVIEW","txt":"Test your knowledge of Agile philosophy and the Scrum framework with this engaging quiz designed for developers and project managers alike! Through a series of 8 insightful questions, you will: Explore key concepts within Agile practices Understand the roles and responsibilities in Scrum Evaluate team performance and workflow dynamics","img":"https:/images/course1.png"}