ASF Exam Questions
65 real ASF exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 1 of 2.
- Question #1Scrum Developer Role
Who should update the work estimates during the Sprint?
work estimatesteam autonomysprint executionself-organization - Question #2Agile Way of Thinking
Which means of communication is the most preferable to clarify the interpretation of a requirement?
communicationface-to-faceagile principlesrequirements clarification - Question #3Scaling Scrum
What is the best way to split up teams on a large project which is implemented using Scrum?
feature teamsteam organizationlarge-scale scrumteam structure - Question #4Agile Way of Thinking
Collaboration is the most important parameter for the success of an Agile team. What term best describes this type of interaction?
osmotic communicationcollaborationagile principlesteam interaction - Question #5Scrum Developer Role
A story was estimated at eight ideal hours. A working day is eight hours. Developers can get about six hours of work done on a daily basis. What is the elapsed time required to com...
ideal hourselapsed timeestimationvelocity - Question #6Agile Way of Thinking
From which sport is the term "Scrum" and much of the terminology derived?
Scrum originsrugbyScrum historyagile terminology - Question #7Scrum Developer Role
Which of the following is a role in the Scrum framework?
Scrum rolesDevelopment TeamScrum frameworkteam structure - Question #8Agile Way of Thinking
Scrum is a collaborative effort involving developers and customers in an ongoing dialog?
Scrum definitioncollaborationcustomer involvementagile principles - Question #9Scaling Scrum
An engineering organization is transforming their project management method to use Agile Scrum. What is the best approach to the transformation?
agile transformationexecutive sponsorshiporganizational changeScrum adoption - Question #10Scrum Events
Which of the following statements best expresses the role that the daily stand-up meeting plays in the monitoring of a Scrum project?
Daily Scrumstand-up meetingprogress monitoringteam transparency - Question #11Scrum Artifacts
What is the relationship between the Product Backlog, the Release Backlog and the Sprint Backlog?
Product BacklogSprint BacklogRelease Backlogbacklog hierarchy - Question #12Scrum Events
What is the expected outcome of the first Sprint on a project?
first SprintSprint outcomeworking softwareproduct increment - Question #13Scrum Events
Who is the owner of a Sprint Backlog Item during the Sprint Planning meeting?
Sprint Backlog ownershipSprint Planningcollective ownershipteam accountability - Question #14Scrum Events
Who is responsible for implementing the actions agreed upon by the team during a Retrospective?
Sprint Retrospectivecontinuous improvementaction itemsteam accountability - Question #15Agile Way of Thinking
A team is trying to convince a customer about the value of adopting Scrum. The customer likes some of the features of the methodology like the bi-weekly demonstration, but the cust...
Scrum adoptioncustomer buy-inagile transformationmethodology change - Question #16Scrum Events
The team determines that it has over-committed itself for a Sprint. Who should be present when reviewing and adjusting the Sprint work?
Sprint scope adjustmentover-commitmentteam responsibilityProduct Owner consultation - Question #17Scrum Developer Role
Why are estimates expressed in terms of story points difficult to explain outside of the team?
story pointsrelative estimationteam-specific benchmarksestimation transparency - Question #18Scrum Events
Sprint planning should result in a commitment on what will be delivered at the end of the Sprint. Who makes this commitment?
Sprint commitmentSprint Planningteam commitmentSprint Goal - Question #19Scrum Developer Role
A team is estimating story points. They estimate that the story falls between a large (13) and a medium (5) and they assign a story point of 8. What is this technique called?
triangulationstory point estimationestimation techniquesFibonacci scale - Question #20Scrum Events
Which Scrum ritual is meant to look back and improve upon the finished Sprint?
Sprint Retrospectivecontinuous improvementScrum eventsinspect and adapt - Question #21Scrum Developer Role
What is meant by the velocity of the team?
velocityteam metricssprint completion - Question #22Scrum Events
What is a Sprint?
SprintiterationScrum basics - Question #23Scrum Master Role
What is the primary responsibility of a Scrum Master in order to keep a Scrum team working at its peak level of productivity?
Scrum Masterteam productivityimpediment removal - Question #24Scrum Master Role
A customer requests a report that summarizes functionality added and defects found and fixed, right at the end of a Sprint. Who may best prepare this report?
Scrum MasterSprint Reviewreporting - Question #25Agile Way of Thinking
According to Agile principles, what should be the pace of development?
Agile principlessustainable pacedevelopment rhythm - Question #26Scrum Master Role
The Product Owner is going on a three-week vacation. The team should be closing the current Sprint and starting a new Sprint at the end of the first week of the Product Owner's vac...
Product OwnerScrum MastercoverageSprint continuity - Question #27Agile Way of Thinking
Select which option best completes the following statement. __________ is all about response to change.
Agile principlesresponse to changeAgile values - Question #28Agile Way of Thinking
The term Agile Development was first introduced in.
Agile ManifestoAgile historyAgile origins - Question #29Scrum Events
What message can you give to a customer about a key benefit of using Scrum?
Scrum benefitsworking softwareSprint Reviewcustomer value - Question #30Scrum Master Role
A Manager requests to attend the daily stand-up meeting so that he can be more responsive to the team by being aware of the team's progress and issues. As the Scrum Master, what sh...
Daily ScrumScrum Masterstakeholder accessteam ceremony - Question #31Scrum Events
What is the usual length of the time box for the complete Sprint Planning meeting?
Sprint Planningtime boxScrum events - Question #32Scrum Artifacts
In a Scrum project, when would a requirement get added to the Product backlog?
Product Backlogbacklog refinementrequirements - Question #33Scrum Developer Role
Under what circumstances would a team use Affinity Estimation Technique instead of Planning Poker?
Affinity EstimationPlanning Pokerestimation techniques - Question #34Scaling Scrum
What is the objective of the Scrum-of-Scrums meeting?
Scrum of Scrumsmultiple teamscoordination - Question #35Scrum Developer Role
During a Sprint, the team completes four stories with story points 3, 5, 8 and 2 respectively. They further complete half a story with a story point of 13. What is the velocity of...
velocitystory pointsincomplete storiescalculation - Question #36Product Owner Role
Which statement describes Release Planning?
Release PlanningProduct Ownerfeature delivery - Question #37Agile Way of Thinking
Agile planning happens at multiple levels including a daily plan, an sprint plan and a strategic plan. What term best describes the multi-level planning?
Planning Onionmulti-level planningAgile planning - Question #38Agile Way of Thinking
How does Agile bring predictability to the Planning process?
Agile planningpredictabilityearly visibilityteam progress - Question #39Product Owner Role
During the release planning meeting, it is difficult to agree on priorities. Sales want to implement some new features to catch up with the competitors. Marketing want to work on a...
Product Ownerbacklog prioritizationstakeholder management - Question #40Scaling Scrum
How should 'done' be defined when multiple teams are working on a single product?
Definition of Donemultiple teamsScaling Scrum - Question #41Scaling Scrum
A team has eleven members spread over two locations across two time zones. One of the locations has six team members and the other team has five. Where should a Scrum Master be loc...
distributed teamsScrum Master locationmulti-site teamsscaling - Question #42Scrum Artifacts
For a Sprint, progress is monitored in a burn-up chart with bars. What makes the bar become longer?
burn-up chartSprint Backlogprogress trackingmetrics - Question #43Scrum Events
According to Scrum, the amount of time for a team to plan Sprint activities is expressed in what unit of time?
Sprint Planningtime-boxingplanning durationhours - Question #44Agile Way of Thinking
What does NOT belong to cornerstones of the agile manifesto?
Agile Manifestovaluesprinciplesanti-patterns - Question #45Scrum Events
Why does the Daily Scrum need to be held at the same location and time?
Daily Scrumconsistencytime-boxingcontinuity - Question #46Scaling Scrum
What is a Scrum-of-Scrums?
Scrum of Scrumscoordinationmultiple teamsscaling - Question #47Scrum Developer Role
Why is planning poker an effective estimation technique?
planning pokerestimationteam buy-incollaboration - Question #48Agile Way of Thinking
A team decided to install a large traffic light in the team hall to indicate whether the latest build was healthy (green), failing a few tests (orange) or failing high priority tes...
information radiatorcontinuous integrationtransparencybuild status - Question #49Agile Way of Thinking
Which is a statement of value as described in the Agile manifesto?
Agile Manifestovaluesresponding to changecustomer satisfaction - Question #50Scrum Events
During a Sprint Planning session, the team argues about the work estimates for a particular story. - The Product Owner estimates five days. - The Lead Architect estimates two days....
Sprint Planningestimation authorityteam self-organizationstory sizing