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A development team is attempting to use Scrum as its process framework. You join the team as the new scrum master.
During a meeting, a developer states that his "task is done."
You need to describe to the team how the word "done" relates to Scrum.
What should you do?

• A.The word "done" indicates that code has been approved through testing and quality assurance.
• B.The word "done" indicates that code has been approved for release to production.
• C.The word "done" indicates that code compiles and has been unit tested.
• D.The word "done" must be defined, communicated, and agreed to by the team.

You are using the Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 2.0 process template. You recently finished a sprint.
You need to conduct a retrospective meeting prior to planning the next sprint.
What should you do?

• A.Analyze the previous sprint to identify what the team is going to do differently during the next sprint.
• B.Analyze items in the product backlog for the next sprint.
• C.Analyze and revise the story points of the work items completed in the previous sprint.
• D.Determine which items have been finished on the previous sprint.

DRAG DROP
You are developing a new application that contains complicated validation and transformation logic on data pulled from three separate source systems.
You need to get feedback from your stakeholders to verify that your application meets their requirements before any other development tasks have been started. You also need to ensure that this application sub-system is correct before any other dependent module can be developed.
What should you do? (To answer, move the five appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

Correct Answer:

You manage a project for which the team has not delivered all of the story points committed to in a previous sprint.
You want to define the amount of work the team can commit to for the next sprint of the project.
What should you do?

• A.Allow the product owner to define the amount of work.
• B.Review capacity of the team to define the amount of work.
• C.Review the sprint burndown to define the amount of work.
• D.Review the team velocity to define the amount of work

You are a scrum master.
You are planning a large product development project that will involve more than 15 team members. You want to divide the team members into multiple scrum teams.
You need to ensure that the new teams minimize collisions and maximize release flexibility.
What should you do?

• A.Create teams based on team members' positions.
• B.Create teams based on technology type.
• C.Create teams by team members' experience with the Scrum process framework.
• D.Create teams that will target different features.