The Professional Scrum Developer (PSD I) practice assessment is available to anyone who would like some help preparing for the official Scrum.org PSD I assessment.
This practice assessment has been created by the Red Tangerine Team and it is not endorsed by Scrum.org.
As well as taking the practice assessment, we recommend doing the following to prepare for the Scrum.org PSM I assessment:
This practice assessment consists of 20 questions to be answered in 20 minutes, with a pass mark of 85%.
Scrum Teams are cross-functional, meaning the members have all the skills necessary to create value each Sprint. This does not mean that Scrum expects the team to be made up of cross-functional individuals.
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Code coverage is only an indicator, and should not be considered to be a good measure of code quality.
“Self-management” means that the the Scrum Team internally decides who does what, when, and how. This is within certain boundaries, for example, the rules of the Scrum framework and organisational standards. The Sprint is a container for the development work, and Developers should be focussed on achieving the Sprint Goal, every single Sprint.
The Daily Scrum is the Scrum event for the Developers to focus on progress towards the Sprint Goal and produce an actionable plan for the next day of work.
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The most important things to consider when discussing pulling in additional Product Backlog items into the Sprint is if doing so risks the Sprint Goal and the Increment. The Developers may also consider using the capacity in other useful ways, such as paying off some technical debt or using the time for self-learning, instead of always looking to pull the next item from the Product Backlog.
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Congratulations! You scored the pass mark of 85% or above!
Good try, but unfortunately, you did not score 85% or above.
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