QUESTION 1 Scrum is a process framework in which team members can deal with a wide variety of complex and ever-changing problems in a creative fashion while at the same time remaining productive and delivering products that meet or exceed expectations. True False 10 points

QUESTION 2 At its heart, Scrum is all about getting large teams of people working together as effectively as possible. True False 10 points

QUESTION 3 The basics of Scrum can be found in the empirical process control theory which itself is part of the philosophy of _____________. relativity spirituality empiricism sociality 10 points

QUESTION 4 There are three pillars at play when the empirical process is used: (select the one the does not apply) Adaptation Reputation Inspection Transparency 10 points

QUESTION 5 It is important that the Scrum team feels supported enough to have the courage to always do the right thing on a project, regardless of how difficult it might seem at the time. True False 10 points

QUESTION 6 A ScrumMaster is a servant-leader in that it is their goal to facilitate the needs of all of the members of the team as well as anyone the team serves, which is typically the customer. They should strive to achieve results that line up with the goals of the Scrum Team as well as the larger organizations business objectives, principles and values. True False 10 points

QUESTION 7 The Scrum Master serves all the following, except: Development team Organization Product owner Their own self-interest 10 points

QUESTION 8 Being ethical relates to the way in which a servant-leader makes choices, disciplines himself or herself and chooses the right thing to do in the service of the team. True False 10 points

QUESTION 9 Some common difficulties associated with making the Scrum transition include all of the following, except: Team members resisting change Misunderstanding of the process Intimidation factor Support 10 points

QUESTION 10 A tip for success in the Scrum methodology includes making a point of not planning up front. True False