During iteration planning, the team is discussing the design for a user story. A team member states that a design document should be started since the system is complex in nature. Another team member responds that in Agile there is no documentation. How should the ScrumMaster respond?

• A.Agree that documentation should be avoided, since it slows the progress of the team.
• B.Explain that interactions are valued over documentation, but documentation is not forbidden.
• C.Ask the manager if the technical processes mandate that designs be documented.
• D.Ask the Product Owner if it is acceptable for the resources to spend time on documentation.

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The purpose of "setting the stage'' in a project retrospective is to:

• A.Restate the goal of the meeting and create an open atmosphere.
• B.Review the scope statement and summarize project results.
• C.Elevate the team's morale and ensure that everyone participates.
• D.Describe the next Iteration and discuss lessons learned.

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A product owner asks a newly formed scrum team how many story points will be completed in a sprint.
What should the scrum master do?

• A.Engage the team to determine the sprint velocity based on previous agile projects
• B.Average the sprint velocity based on input from team members
• C.Share the sprint velocity obtained from the sponsor with the team
• D.Run multiple sprints before determining the sprint velocity with the team

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During a project review, the team discovers customer feedback that would add scope. The project leader is concerned that the team will be unable to incorporate this feedback and still meet the product launch date.
What should the project leader do?

• A.Encourage all feedback, then work with the customer to prioritize work for future sprints
• B.Allow the team to decide what feedback to incorporate.
• C.Finalize the feedback in the form of a change request
• D.Limit the scope of the feedback to only those changes that the team can feasibly accommodate

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Which of these statements is NOT correct about Ideal time and Calendar time?

• A.Ideal time is the time that is actually required to complete the work
• B.Normally calendar days are not equal to ideal days
• C.Calendar time is the amount of time that passes on clock (calendar days)
• D.Both of them convey the same meaning

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