Who should attend Product Backlog refinement sessions?
(choose the best answer)
A. The entire Scrum Team, and stakeholders as needed.
B. The Scrum Team should decide which Scrum Team members and stakeholders will be valuable to have in attendance.
C. Only the Developers and the Product Owner since the Product Owner should not include stakeholders in Product Backlog refinement sessions.
D. The Scrum Master as facilitator, the Product Owner, and all Developers.

During a Product Backlog refinement session, Developers ask a question about a Product Backlog item. Answering that question will require the Developers to set up a session with stakeholders from outside the Scrum Team. What is a helpful course of action to take during the Product Backlog refinement session?
(choose the best answer)
A. Pause the current Sprint until the technical problem can be resolved.
B. Ask the Scrum Master to eliminate the outside impediment.
C. Add a new item to the Product Backlog to answer the question.
D. Delete the item from the Product Backlog.

How many Product Goals can be worked towards at one time?
(choose the best answer)
A. One.
B. As many as needed to achieve the vision.
C. Product Goals are not part of Scrum.
D. Five.

Which of the following is NOT good practice for managing the Product Backlog?
(choose the best answer)
A. Keeping the Product Backlog visible and transparent to the Scrum Team.
B. Breaking down large items into smaller ones.
C. Ordering items based on story points.
D. Reviewing and refining the Product Backlog regularly.

You are the Scrum Master on a Scrum Team that is experiencing difficulty during Sprint Planning. The Scrum Team is always unclear about Product Backlog items and frequently argue about scope. Which of the following would help improve Sprint Planning?
(choose the best answer)
A. Have the Product Owner tell the Scrum Team what to do.
B. User stories.
C. Product Backlog refinement.
D. Story points and Poker Planning.

Which format captures the most basic and important elements of a user story?
(choose the best answer)
A. When —–, I want —–, so I can —–.
B. As a —–, I want —–, so I can —–.
C. When —–, I want to —–, so I can —–.
D. The feature must —–, so that —–, whenever —–.