True or False: Scrum Events, Roles, Artifacts, and Rules are changed when using Scrum with Kanban. For example, the Scrum Team might choose to no longer conduct a Sprint Retrospective when using Kanban with Scrum.
A. True
B. False
Your Scrum Team’s cycle time is currently 8 days or less with 85% confidence. The team has set the Service Level Expectations (SLE) accordingly. If an item in progress has just aged past your dataset’s 50th percentile, what can we say about the chance it will fail to meet the team’s 8-day SLE?
(choose the best answer)
A. There is now a higher chance to meet the team’s SLE.
B. There is now a lower chance it will meet the team’s SLE.
C. We cannot predict with any level of confidence what will happen with the work item at this point.
D. Nothing changed. We’re still 85% confident the card will meet the SLE.
Which of the following should NOT be in the Definition of Workflow?
(choose the best answer)
A. Start of the workflow.
B. Agreed owner of workflow lane.
C. End of the workflow.
D. Work in Progress (WIP) Limits.
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True or False: The WIP Limit can only be changed during the Sprint Retrospective.
A. True
B. False
When using Kanban, it is useful to have explicit policies. What existing elements in the Scrum Guide might be used as explicit policies?
(choose the best answer)
A. Definition of Done.
B. Sprint Goal.
C. Product Backlog refinement.
D. All of the above.
True or False: A Scrum Team using Kanban does not need to craft a Sprint Goal during Sprint Planning. Then can instead create one ‘on-demand’ as new work flows into the Sprint Backlog.
A. True
B. False
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