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When does the Plan-Do-Check-Adjust cycle occur in Scrum?
A. At the iteration review
B. In the Daily Scrum.
C. Across all Scrum events.
D. As part of the iteration retrospective.
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What is this statement describing “Agile Teams continuously adapt to new circumstances and enhance the methods of value delivery.”?
A. Continuous Integration.
B. Continuous Improvement.
C. Continuous Delivery.
D. Continuous Deployment.
The business must depend on the team for what in order to do any meaningful planning?
A. A cross-functional skillset.
B. Commitment to the plan.
C. Measurements.
D. Team capabilities.
An effective Scrum Master is a team-based servant leader who helps the team do what?
A. Manage the team’s own backlog.
B. Understand and operate within Lean budgets.
C. Embrace relentless improvement through iteration retrospectives.
D. Develop better and more specialized skillsets.
An effective SAFe Scrum Master helps the team improve on their journey towards excellence through continuous integration, continuous development and what else?
A. Continuous exploration.
B. Continuous release.
C. WIP Limits.
D. State of the art build tools
What is the basis for most team conflicts?
A. Lack of leadership.
B. Ideological differences.
C. Lack of common goals.
D. Unexamined assumptions.
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