ASF · Question #20
Which Scrum ritual is meant to look back and improve upon the finished Sprint?
The correct answer is B. Sprint Retrospective. Sprint Retrospective (B) is the Scrum ceremony dedicated to inspecting how the team worked during the Sprint and identifying improvements for the next one - it's explicitly backward-looking and process-focused. The Daily Scrum (A) is a 15-minute daily sync for the Development…
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Which Scrum ritual is meant to look back and improve upon the finished Sprint?
Options
- ADaily Scrum.
- BSprint Retrospective.
- CSprint Review.
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B91% (31)
- C6% (2)
Explanation
Sprint Retrospective (B) is the Scrum ceremony dedicated to inspecting how the team worked during the Sprint and identifying improvements for the next one - it's explicitly backward-looking and process-focused. The Daily Scrum (A) is a 15-minute daily sync for the Development Team to plan the next 24 hours, not a reflection on a completed Sprint. The Sprint Review (C) also occurs at Sprint's end, but it focuses on what was built - inspecting the product increment and gathering stakeholder feedback - not on how the team worked.
Memory tip: Think "Retro = Reflect on the Team." The Retrospective looks inward at the process and people, while the Review looks outward at the product. "Retro" literally means "looking back," which maps directly to its purpose.
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