What are the three pillars that uphold Scrum?

The correct answer is B. Adaptation C. Transparency F. Inspection. Scrum is founded on empirical process control, upheld by three pillars: Transparency (C) - the process and work must be visible to those responsible for the outcome; Inspection (F) - Scrum artifacts and progress must be frequently inspected; and Adaptation (B) - if inspection…

Submitted by renata2k· Apr 18, 2026Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework

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ACross-functionality
BAdaptation
CTransparency
DSelf-organization
EAgility
FInspection

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A
5% (2)
B
93% (38)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

Scrum is founded on empirical process control, upheld by three pillars: Transparency (C) - the process and work must be visible to those responsible for the outcome; Inspection (F) - Scrum artifacts and progress must be frequently inspected; and Adaptation (B) - if inspection reveals that aspects deviate beyond acceptable limits, the process or material must be adjusted. Cross-functionality, self-organization, and agility are important Scrum values/traits, but not the three pillars.

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#Scrum Pillars#Empiricism#Scrum Framework Principles

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