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c)Withfeatureteams,itiseasiertocalculatetheproductivityperteam.

d) Feature teams have less communication overhead.

e)Gettingsupportfrom thebusinesssidefirsthelps.

6. What are three benefits of self-organizing?

7. 1) Select two ways in which technical debt impacts transparency.

a)ItenhancestransparencyfortheProductOwnerasaDevelopmentTeam isnotallowedtodoadditionalfeature developmentinaSprintaslongasthereistechnicaldebt.

b)Asdevelopmentprogressesandcodeisadded,thesystem becomesmoredifficulttostabilize,whichresultsinfuturework beingsloweddowninunpredictableways.

c)Itleadstofalseassumptionsaboutthecurrentstateofthesystem,specificallyofanIncrementbeingreleasableattheend ofaSprint.

d)Whencalculatedandestimated,thetotalamountoftechnicaldebtshowsexactlyhow longuntiltheProductOwnercan releasetheIncrement.

->Ithinkb)&c),thatisdestabilizethesystem andcreatesfalseassumptions.

2)A Development Team selects a set of Product Backlog items for a Sprint Backlog with the intent to get the selected items "Done" by the end of the Sprint. Which three phrases best describe the purpose of having a definition of "Done"?

a)IttracksthepercentcompletenessofaProductBacklogitem. b)ItdefineswhatittakesforanIncrementtobereadyforrelease. c)Itcontrolswhetherthedevelopershaveperformedtheirtasks. d)ItcreatestransparencyovertheworkinspectedattheSprintReview.

e)Itprovidesatemplateforelementsthatneedtobeincludedinthetechnicaldocumentation. f)ItguidestheDevelopmentTeam increatingaforecastattheSprintPlanning.

->a),b)&f)?

3)WhichtwowaysofcreatingDevelopmentTeamsareconsistentwithScrum'svalues?

a) The Chief Product Owner determines the new team structures and assignments. b)Bringallthedeveloperstogetherandletthem self-organizeintoDevelopmentTeams. c)Managerspersonallyre-assigncurrentsubordinatestonew teams.

d)Existingteamsproposehow theywouldliketogoaboutorganizingintothenew structure. e)Managerscollaboratetoassignindividualstospecificteams.

->b)andd)becauseofself-organizingteams?

4) You have just been hired by a company new to Scrum. Your management has assigned you to be the Scrum Master of six new Scrum Teams.Theseteamswillbuildoneproduct.Selecttwoconditionsyoushouldstriveforinthisscenario:

a) There should be six Product Owners, one for each Scrum Team. b)TheproducthasoneProductBacklog.

c) There should be only one Product Owner.

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e) Each Scrum Team should have a separate Product Backlog.

->definitelyb),andd)?

5) How should Product Backlog items be chosen when multiple Scrum Teams work from the same Product Backlog?

a) The Product Owner decides.

b) The Development Teams pull in work in agreement with the Product Owner. c)TheScrum Team withthehighestvelocitypullsProductBacklogitemsfirst. dI Each Scrum Team takes an equal number of items.

e)TheProductOwnershouldprovideeachteam withitsownProductBacklog.

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c)Time-boxesencouragethepeoplewhoareclosesttotheproblem tocreatethebestpossibleresultinthetimeallotted, giventhecurrentcontext.

d)Time-boxeseliminatepoliticsandbureaucracy.

e)Time-boxesdonotallow enoughtimeforstringentprocessesormeetingoverhead.

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2)IntheSprintPlanningmeeting,theProductOwnerandtheDevelopmentTeam wereunabletoreachaclearunderstanding aboutthehighestorderProductBacklogitems.Becauseofthis,theDevelopmentTeam couldn'tfigureouthow much

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