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Scrum.org Professional Scrum Product Backlog Management Skills Sample Questions:
01. When should a Product Owner update the Product Backlog?
a) Only during Sprint Planning
b) Continuously, as needed to keep it relevant and up to date
c) Only after the stakeholders approve changes
d) Once a month
02. Which of the following best describes stakeholders in Scrum?
a) Only customers who use the product
b) Only internal team members
c) Anyone who is impacted by the product and interested in its success
d) Only senior management
03. Who is ultimately accountable for the content, availability, and ordering of the Product Backlog in Scrum?
a) The Development Team
b) The Product Owner
c) The Scrum Master
d) The Stakeholders
04. During a recent Sprint Review, you have identified a new area of value that the organisation could exploit. You know this will need to be a separate product, but it is likely that your current team would work on both products at once. Which of the following is true?
(choose the best answer)
a) The Scrum Team could split into two Scrum Teams, with each working on one of the products.
b) The Scrum Team would work from one Product Backlog i.e. both products in the same one.
c) There must be a different Product Owner for each product.
d) The Scrum Team would work on two Sprint Goals per Sprint i.e. one for each product.
05. What should a Development Team do if they identify a new task that needs to be done during a Sprint but was not initially included in the Sprint Backlog?
a) Seek approval from the Product Owner before proceeding
b) Delay the task until the next Sprint Planning
c) Add it to the Product Backlog
d) Immediately work on it and update the Sprint Backlog
06. How does the Product Backlog help the Scrum Team in making decisions about what to work on next?
a) It acts as a detailed project plan
b) It outlines all completed work
c) It prioritizes work based on value, providing clear guidance on what to do next
d) It assigns tasks to specific team members
07. If a Product Backlog item (PBI) does not meet the Definition of Done at the end of a Sprint, what should happen to it?
a) It is re-prioritized by the Product Owner
b) It is removed from the Product Backlog
c) It is moved to the next Sprint as is
d) It is split into smaller items
08. Which Scrum role is primarily responsible for ensuring that the Product Backlog is transparent and understood?
a) Stakeholders
b) Development Team
c) Scrum Master
d) Product Owner
09. Your product is in trouble. To remedy it, the Product Owner wishes to have two Product Goals so that progress can be made on two things at once. What are the likely impacts of this decision?
(choose the best two answers)
a) Progress towards both Product Goals will be slower.
b) The Product Backlog will be less transparent.
c) The Product Backlog will become smaller.
d) The stakeholders will receive new functionality faster.
10. As a Product Owner, everyone at the organisation must respect your opinion. However, one senior stakeholder has come to you with a very strong idea about how the product should be changed to meet the customers needs. This stakeholder has minimal contact with the users of the product and you do not agree with their idea.
How should you handle this stakeholder's opinion?
(choose the best answer)
a) Ignore them. They don't represent any form of stakeholder to your product.
b) Ask them to run a workshop with the Developers on their idea to see what the Developers think.
c) Listen politely, and when necessary, involve them in discussions to gather their opinion.
d) Work with them to ensure their opinion is included in the Product Backlog.
Answers:
Question: 01
Answer: b |
Question: 02
Answer: c |
Question: 03
Answer: b |
Question: 04
Answer: a |
Question: 05
Answer: d |
Question: 06
Answer: c |
Question: 07
Answer: a |
Question: 08
Answer: d |
Question: 09
Answer: a, b |
Question: 10
Answer: c |
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