Scrum Professional Scrum with Kanban level I - PSK-I FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. True B. False

A. Average Cycle Time should be shorter than a length of Sprint. B. Cycle Time for some Product Backlog items might be longer than a length of Sprint. C. Cycle Time should be exactly the length of a Sprint.

A. The Cycle Time for an item that completed on a specific date. B. The exact average Cycle Time for all items completed on a specific date. C. The total amount of Work in Progress (WIP) for a specific date. D. The average Throughput for a specific date range.

A. True B. False

A. It helps Service Request Manager track the percent completeness of a work item. B. It makes handoff policies explicit by defining clear quality gates between the development stages. C. It creates transparency over the Work in Progress (WIP) limiting rules. D. It is used as a checklist of all the states that every work item should go through before it is considered to be done. E. It provides a mutual understanding of when the work is considered to be started and finished. F. It defines how value flows through the system.

A. A set of practices that are additive to the Scrum framework. B. A strategy for optimizing the flow of value through a process that uses a visual, Work in Progress (WIP) limited pull system. C. None of the above. D. A methodology aimed at visualizing your Workflow for effectiveness and enhance productivity within the team.

A. Allows teams to release multiple times a Sprint. B. May result in greater collaboration within the Scrum Team. C. Introduces better transparency into state of Work in
Progress (WIP). D. Removes the need for the Sprint Planning event. E. Scrum Teams no longer need the Sprint time box. F. May reduce the average Cycle Time. G. May help to discover areas of variability within your Sprint.

A. Work in Progress (WIP) Limits. B. Start of the Workflow. C. End of the Workflow. D. Agreed owner of Workflow lane.