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QUESTION 12
True or False: Batch size is the same as the Sprint length when using Scrum with Kanban.

True

False

QUESTION 13
Which of the following are considered leading indicator metrics? (choose the best two answers)

An item’s Work Item Age.

Service Level Expectation policy.

Current Work in Progress.

An item’s Cycle Time.

Monte Carlo simulations.

QUESTION 14
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

QUESTION 15
The basic metrics of flow that Scrum Teams using Kanban will need to track are: (choose the four best answers)

Lead Time

Velocity

Work in Progress (WIP)

Cycle Time

Throughput

Work Item Age

QUESTION 16
Scrum Teams using Kanban need to track which four metrics of flow? (choose the best answer)

Work in Progress (WIP), Velocity, Lead Time, Cycle Time.

Velocity, Lead Time, Cycle Time, Cost.

Throughput, Work in Progress (WIP), Velocity, Lead Time.

Work in Progress (WIP), Work Item Age, Throughput, Cycle Time.

QUESTION 17
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

QUESTION 18
What might be discussed during the Sprint Retrospective if the Scrum Team is considering to use Kanban to complement their Scrum? (choose the best answer)

Workflows.

Current policies.

Work in Progress (WIP) Limits.

Metrics and charts such as cumulative flow, scatterplot, and work item aging.

All of the above.

QUESTION 19
A Scrum Team, that is new to Kanban, asks for your advise on how to start with increasing predictability.
What would be the most appropriate response? (choose the best answer)

Ask the team to begin inspecting and adapting the Product Backlog during the Sprint Review.

Have the team create a CFD, Control Chart and Aging chart to improve transparency.

Setup a Kanban board for them to visualize the workflow.

Teach them about Work in Progress (WIP) Limits and have them reduce the amount of work in progress.

QUESTION 20
True or False: The Sprint Retrospective is the only time in which the Work in Progress (WIP) Limit can change.

TRUE

FALSE

QUESTION 21
True or False: A Scrum Team’s future output can be determined with Little’s Law.

TRUE

FALSE

QUESTION 22
Which is the most appropriate metric to look at if you want to determine when an item that has already started is going to finish?

Lead Time.

Cycle Time.

Team Velocity.

Work Item Age.

Team Capacity.

QUESTION 23
How does setting limits to Work in Progress (WIP) policies support self-management? (choose the best two answers)

WIP Limits creates a boundary for which the Scrum Team self-manages within.

WIP Limits inhibit self-management since they limit the team’s autonomy to pull work.

As part of self-management Scrum Teams figure out their own WIP Limits.

A Scrum Master defines a WIP Limit to help the Scrum Team self-manage.

QUESTION 24
For teams practicing Scrum with Kanban, which of the following can provide the most appropriate metrics for inspecting their flow? (choose the best answer)

Control Chart. Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) and Aging Work in Progress (Aging Chart).

Story points and past velocity.

User stories and t-shirt size.

All of the answers.

None of these are Kanban for Scrum Teams metrics.

QUESTION 25
True or False: When using Scrum with Kanban you can release multiple times during the Sprint.

True

False

QUESTION 26
How does Kanban support empiricism? (choose the best two answers)

The Kanban board provides transparency that helps the Scrum Teams inspect and adapt their process.

The Product Owner uses Kanban metrics to inspect the Throughput and adapt the Developers’ Cycle Time accordingly.

Kanban prescribes specific practices that reduces the need for empiricism.

Kanban brings more rapid transparency about the product by enhancing and expanding the practices of Scrum. This enables a more effective inspection and adaptation loop.