Free PSPO I practice test

17 questions in the style of the real PSPO I exam. No sign-up: answer them all, check your score against the 85% pass mark, and see the correct answers.

  • 17 questions
  • No time limit
  • Based on the latest Scrum Guide
  • Real exam: 80 questions, 60 minutes, 85% to pass
1In order for a Product Owner to maximize value, he/she must have awareness of which of the following? (choose the best two answers)
2You are a Product Owner of a Scrum Team. In the middle of the Sprint, you find out that the Developers will not be able to finish the Sprint Backlog by the end of the Sprint. What is the most appropriate response? (choose the best answer)
3In which Scrum event do Key Stakeholders actively participate? (choose the best answer)
4What does the word 'development' mean in the context of Scrum? (choose the best answer)
5The Product Owner wants to apply a non­-functional requirement to all items in the Product Backlog. Which of the following is the most appropriate response? (choose the best answer)
6How does the Product Owner communicate marketplace knowledge to the Scrum Team? (choose the best three answers)
7Although Burn-down charts are optional, it can be useful tool for tracking what measure? (choose the best answer)
8True or False: The Product Owner shouldn't have the Developers start implementing without first having the tasks identified and assigned. (choose the best answer)
9Who is considered the chief product visionary? (choose the best answer)
10Who is responsible for maximizing the value of the work the Developers perform? (choose the best answer)
11The Developers are ready to start the first Sprint, however, the Product Backlog is not complete yet. As a Product Owner, what would be the most appropriate response? (choose the best answer)
12Which KVAs (Key Value Areas) would the Product Owner consider when developing and delivering value to the marketplace? (choose the best three answers)
13How could the success of the project be evaluated? (choose the best two answers)
14True or False: The Product Owner also participates at the Sprint Retrospective. (choose the best answer)
15Who is responsible for creating of the Definition of Done? (choose the best answer)
16An organization that is new to Scrum wants to know how the interactions should be between the Product Owner and the Developers. Which two statements best describes the relationship? (choose the two best answers)
17True or False: The Product Owner determines the scope of work in the Sprint Backlog for the Developers. (choose the best answer)

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