What is the first step in a Problem Solving workshop?
A. Create a summary report for leadership and management.
B. Agree on the problem to solve.
C. Identify root causes of possible problems.
D. Record all brainstorming ideas.

Why are Scrum Masters challenged differently in an enterprise?
A. A Scrum Master might become RTE’s at some point.
B. The team is effected by teams and stakeholders beyond their control.
C. Teams in large enterprises take longer to transition from storming to norming.
D. Portfolio budgets require accounting knowledge.

Where does a team document new practices they want to incorporate into their collective skillset?
A. Inspect and Adapt workshop notes.
B. PI planning meeting post-meeting notes.
C. Team iteration backlog.
D. Improvement Roadmap.

The Scrum Master interacts with which level(s) of SAFe?
A. Portfolio Level.
B. All levels.
C. Team Level.
D. Program Level.

A team’s Product Owner (PO) takes an unexpected leave of absence for the last week of the Iteration. Three of the team’s stories have been completed and are waiting to be accepted. The Scrum Master asks the Product Manager (PM) to attend the Iteration Review and accept the stories. The PM responds that he is not familiar enough with the intent to feel comfortable accepting these responsibilities. He suggests keeping the Iteration open for an additional week and waiting for the PO to come back. What should the team’s Scrum Master do?
A. Work with the Release Train Engineer to find a solution.
B. The Scrum Master should accept the stories after the team demonstrates the stories.
C. Ask another PO in the Agile Release Train to accept the stories.
D. Strongly urge the PM to attend the Demo and accept the stories.

In complex systems development, what do local integration points ensure?
A. That each capability of the system is meeting its responsibilities in contributing to the overall Solution Intent.
B. That a common understanding of the system design is distributed to the entire team.
C. That all team members have access to the current product status.
D. That an application passes all QA tests before being released to production.