(2023) PASS PSK-I exam with Scrum PSK-I Real Exam Questions [Q15-Q37]

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(2023) PASS PSK-I exam with Scrum PSK-I Real Exam Questions

Real exam questions are provided for Professional Scrum with Kanban tests, which can make sure you 100% pass

Scrum PSK-I (Professional Scrum with Kanban level I) Certification Exam is a globally recognized certification that validates the knowledge and skills of a Scrum practitioner in the application of Kanban practices. PSK-I exam is designed for professionals who have a fundamental understanding of Scrum, as well as those who have experience in using Kanban for their Scrum projects. PSK-I exam is conducted by Scrum.org, a trusted global provider of Scrum training and certification.

Q15. True or False: Releases are limited to the end of the Sprint cycle when Scrum Teams use Kanban.

TRUE

FALSE

Q16. What is the flow metric used to forecast the number of items that will be finished per unit of time. (choose the best answer)

Cycle time.

Work in Progress (WIP).

Lead time.

Throughput.

Q17. True or False: Scrum events can be further enhanced by applying flow-based practices.

TRUE

FALSE

Q18. Which three statements best describe a Scrum Team’s definition of “Workflow”? (choose the best 3 answers)

It helps management track a work item’s percentage of completeness.

It provides a common understanding of when the Scrum Team considers work to be started and finished.

It describes how value flows through the system.

It creates transparency over policies related to Work in Progress (WIP) Limits.

It is used as a check off list for state that each work item must go through before it is considered ‘done’.

It provides policies that create quality gateways between development handoff phases.

Q19. A Scrum Team has a Service Level Expectations (SLE) of 85% work items completed in eight days or less.
What is the likelihood of a work item to meet the 8-day SLE cycle if it has just surpassed the 50th percentile workflow stage? (choose the best answer)

The likelihood of meeting the team’s SLE increases.

The likelihood of meeting the team’s SLE decreases.

The level of confidence to finish the item cannot be forecasted at this point.

Nothing changes. The level of confidence to meet the SLE remains at 85%.

Q20. True or False: Scrum with Kanban only allows you to release at the end of the Sprint.

True

False

Q21. What would be the most opportune time for a Scrum Team to make policy changes to their Work in Progress (WIP) Limits? (choose the best answer)

WIP Limits should not be modified once they have been set.

During the Sprint Retrospective.

During the Daily Scrum.

Anytime during the Sprint.

Q22. The Scrum Team’s Definition of Workflow includes descriptions of each state of a work item can be. True or False: The various states of a work item described in the Definition of Workflow can only encompass flow inside of the Sprint. ie limited to the state of each column on the Developers’ Kanban board.

TRUE

FALSE

Q23. Which of the following is NOT true about cycle time when applied to Scrum? (choose the best answer)

Cycle time should be the same length as the Sprint time-box.

Cycle time for some Product Backlog items might be longer than the Sprint time-box.

Average cycle time should be shorter than a Sprint time-box.

Q24. The Work in Progress (WIP) Limit can change: (choose the best answer)

when Product Owner chooses.

only at the Sprint Planning.

Changes should not occur once WIP Limits are created.

only at the Daily Scrum.

only at the Sprint Retrospective.

at any time.

Q25. Which of these be most influential at Sprint Planning? (Choose the best answer)

Throughput metrics.

Cycle Time metrics.

Work Item Age metrics.

Points Delivered metrics.

Q26. Which of the following should a Scrum Team NOT do when creating the definition of “Workflow”? (choose the best answer)

Defining starting points of the workflow.

Assigning ownership of workflow swim lanes.

Defining finishing points of the workflow.

Defining Work in Progress (WIP) Limits.

Q27. What would be the most appropriate reason for a Scrum Team to adjust their Work in Progress (WIP) Limits? (choose the best answer)

When the Developers receive unplanned urgent work during the Sprint.

When the velocity of the Scrum Team velocity becomes too low.

When the work in progress is lower than the capacity of the Developers.

When they want to improve their cycle time, workflow, and focus.

Q28. Which of the following is true about Scrum Teams using Kanban? (choose the best answer)

It is most effective for product maintenance and support work.

Specified Scrum events are optional.

It encourages the Developers to use a phase based workflow.

It encourages collaboration within a team.

Q29. To effectively track Work in Progress (WIP), a team should clearly define what it means to have ‘started’ work and to have ‘finished’ work. This will typically be included in the Scrum Team’s definition of “Workflow” policy.
How are these various points of flow defined? (choose the best answer)

Product Backlog items that conform with the team’s Definition of Ready are considered WIP.

Each point of flow is assigned an owner and will be defined by that owner.

However the Scrum Team decides to define it. The definition must be in agreement with the Developers and the Product Owner.

Any Product Backlog item in the Sprint Backlog that is not ‘done’ is considered WIP.

However the Developers choose to define it. They have the final say on managing the Sprint Backlog.

Q30. True or False: The Service Level Expectations (SLE) is an agreement created during the Sprint Planning as a commitment to deliver certain work items by specified dates.

TRUE

FALSE

Q31. Which of the following helps Scrum Teams, that use Kanban, from exceeding their capacity limits? (choose the best answer)

Explicit Work In Progress (WIP) Limit policies.

Setting a robust Kanban workflow.

Having daily meetings about work in progress.

Managing individual workloads of team members.

Q32. True or False: The level of collaboration within a Scrum Team will likely reduce when applying Work in Progress (WIP) Limits.

TRUE

FALSE

Q33. If new urgent work emerges during the Sprint, who must change the Work in Progress (WIP) Limits in the team’s definition of “Workflow”? (choose the best answer)

The Developers.

No one. New urgent work is not a valid reason to change Work in Progress (WIP) Limits.

The Scrum Master.

Work in Progress (WIP) Limits cannot be changed during a Sprint.

The Product Owner.

Q34. True or False: In a flow-based system, the number of tasks is not necessarily limited, rather the amount of value-generating work items is limited.

True

False

Q35. True or False: A Service Level Expectation (SLE) target reflects the Scrum Team’s aspirations toward a reliable cycle time.

True

False

Q36. Which flow metric is most helpful in indicating when multiple Product Backlog items can be completed? (choose the best answer)

Work Item Age.

Work in Progress (WIP).

Cycle Time.

Throughput.

Q37. When using Kanban in Scrum, a team needs to use which of the following four metrics of flow? (choose the best four answers)

Cycle Time

Work in Progress (WIP)

Work Item Age

Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD)

Lead Time

Throughput

ローディング …

Scrum is a popular framework used to manage complex projects in the software development industry. It is an agile approach that focuses on delivering high-quality products in short time frames. Kanban is another popular approach that is used to manage workflows and improve efficiency. The integration of Scrum and Kanban has led to the development of Scrum with Kanban (Scrum PSK-I). The Scrum PSK-I certification exam is designed to test the knowledge and skills of individuals who want to work with Scrum and Kanban.

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