CSM Exam Sample Questions Part 3: Scrum Values
Welcome back, Scrum enthusiasts. We have been continuously increasing your knowledge base for the CSM exam. In prior posts, we discussed the Agile Manifesto and Scrum Theory. Today, we'll look into Scrum values.
Scrum emphasizes five essential ideals that govern the behaviors and interactions of a Scrum Team. Understanding these values is critical for successful Scrum adoption and passing your CSM certification.
Let's test your knowledge with some sample questions:
Q: Which of the following is NOT a Scrum value?
- A. Focus
- B. Openness
- C. Prediction
- D. Respect
Q: A Developer works on multiple tasks at the same time. The following value is missing:
- A. Focus
- B. Openness
- C. Courage
- D. Respect
Q: A customer mandates the team to do Scrum. However, she makes it clear that she is available for the review meetings once every 3 months. The following value is missing:
- A. Focus
- B. Openness
- C. Courage
- D. Commitment
Q: A Scrum Team lives all the Scrum values, and also understands that the values are strongly inter-laced with each other and that each cannot be displayed in isolation. While displaying the Scrum values, they build the following that can help them succeed in the longer run:
- A. Honesty
- B. Trust
- C. Integrity
- D. Unity
Q: When there are multiple Product Owners in one Scrum Team, the following Scrum value may be compromised for the Developers:
- A. Focus
- B. Openness
- C. Courage
- D. Respect
Understanding is Key
By understanding the essence of Scrum values, you may create a collaborative and productive atmosphere inside your Scrum Team. These example questions give you an idea of the types of questions you may encounter on the CSM exam.
Stay tuned!
In the next part of this series, we will look at questions about Scrum Events.
Remember: Our Scrum experts are always here to answer your questions and support you on your journey to CSM certification. Feel free to reach out for any additional guidance!
