Quiz: JIRA & SCRUM QUIZ


JIRA & SCRUM QUIZOnline version JIRA & SCRUM QUIZ by Shyam Kgf 1 What is a Sprint in SCRUM? a A way developers race to fix bugs before the client notices b A two-week vacation disguised as work c A time-boxed period to deliver a potentially shippable product increment d The time it takes for coffee to kick in and someone to finally open JIRA 2 In SCRUM, who owns the Product Backlog? a Whoever screams the loudest in standup b The Product Owner c The intern who accidentally clicked “create issue” intentionally d The JIRA admin, because they own everything... including our souls 3 What is the purpose of a Daily Standup? a To practice synchronized sighing b To make sure everyone remembers each other’s names c To sync the team on progress, blockers, and plan d To dramatically announce, “It’s blocked!” like a soap opera 4 What is a “User Story”? a A JIRA issue that pretends it knows what the user wants b A story written by users about how much they love bugs c Something that starts with “As a user…” and ends with confusion 5 What does a JIRA workflow represent? a The path of most resistance b The magical journey of an issue from “To Do” to “Why is this still open?” c The process an issue goes through from creation to completion d A confusing diagram you pretend to understand in meetings 6 What’s the role of a SCRUM Master? a Official whiteboard marker distributor b Team therapist and calendar warrior c Facilitates SCRUM ceremonies and removes impediments d The only person who reads the Agile Manifesto for fun 7 In JIRA, what is an Epic? a A bug that causes production to explode b A very long user story with commitment issues c A large body of work broken down into smaller tasks d A tale of heroism and despair in the land of Backlog 8 What typically happens at a Sprint Retrospective? a Everyone pretends nothing went wrong b Team discusses what went well, what didn’t, and what to improve c A blame game cleverly disguised as a meeting d Free therapy session with optional tears 9 What is Velocity in SCRUM? Choose one or more answers a How fast the team can run to the coffee machine b A made-up number to impress stakeholders c The average amount of work completed per sprint d A mathematical mystery that appears in burndown charts 10 In JIRA, what’s the difference between a Story and a Task? a A story is fictional; a task is real b Stories are poetic; tasks are tragic c Stories usually relate to user functionality, tasks to internal work d The difference is mostly ignored until someone complains 11 What happens during Sprint Planning? a The team plans how to fake productivity b The Product Owner gives a TED Talk on priorities c The team selects work for the sprint and plans how to deliver it d Everyone nods while secretly panicking 12 In JIRA, what is a “Sub-task”? a Small chunk of user story b Something you assign to someone you don’t like c Something you assign to someone you don’t like d The default unit of guilt in Agile 13 What is a Burndown Chart? a A chart showing how fast your hopes are burning down b A fancy way to visualize progress in a sprint c A graph nobody understands but everyone nods at d The thing that gets blamed when the sprint fails 14 What does “Definition of Done” mean in SCRUM? a When the developer whispers, “Please let this be over” b A checklist ensuring work is complete and meets quality standards c The moment someone hits “Resolve” in JIRA and walks away d A vague feeling in the air that something might be finished 15 What is a “Sprint Backlog”? a A pile of dreams and regrets b The tasks a team commits to during the sprint c A list of things we’ll finish... next sprint d The place where tickets go to disappear 16 Who should attend the Sprint Review? Choose one or more answers a Whoever still has energy after the sprint b Only those who didn’t break anything c The team, Product Owner, stakeholders 17 What is a "Bug" in JIRA? Choose one or more answers a A misunderstood feature b A polite way of saying “Oops” c The real Bug from the Product Backlog 18 How should tasks be prioritized in JIRA? a By the mood of the Product Owner b Alphabetically, obviously c Based on business value and urgency d Using a dartboard and sticky notes 19 What is the main benefit of using JIRA over sticky notes? a Sticky notes can’t crash b JIRA lets you track, assign, and report work c Sticky notes don’t email you at 2 AM d You can’t delete a sticky note by accident (true, sadly) 20 What is the role of the Product Owner during a sprint? a To disappear until Sprint Review b To keep asking, “Is it done yet?” c To manage the Product Backlog and clarify priorities d To silently judge from the corner of the room

1

What is a Sprint in SCRUM?

a

A way developers race to fix bugs before the client notices

b

A two-week vacation disguised as work

c

A time-boxed period to deliver a potentially shippable product increment

d

The time it takes for coffee to kick in and someone to finally open JIRA

2

In SCRUM, who owns the Product Backlog?

a

Whoever screams the loudest in standup

b

The Product Owner

c

The intern who accidentally clicked “create issue” intentionally

d

The JIRA admin, because they own everything... including our souls

3

What is the purpose of a Daily Standup?

a

To practice synchronized sighing

b

To make sure everyone remembers each other’s names

c

To sync the team on progress, blockers, and plan

d

To dramatically announce, “It’s blocked!” like a soap opera

4

What is a “User Story”?

a

A JIRA issue that pretends it knows what the user wants

b

A story written by users about how much they love bugs

c

Something that starts with “As a user…” and ends with confusion

5

What does a JIRA workflow represent?

a

The path of most resistance

b

The magical journey of an issue from “To Do” to “Why is this still open?”

c

The process an issue goes through from creation to completion

d

A confusing diagram you pretend to understand in meetings

6

What’s the role of a SCRUM Master?

a

Official whiteboard marker distributor

b

Team therapist and calendar warrior

c

Facilitates SCRUM ceremonies and removes impediments

d

The only person who reads the Agile Manifesto for fun

7

In JIRA, what is an Epic?

a

A bug that causes production to explode

b

A very long user story with commitment issues

c

A large body of work broken down into smaller tasks

d

A tale of heroism and despair in the land of Backlog

8

What typically happens at a Sprint Retrospective?

a

Everyone pretends nothing went wrong

b

Team discusses what went well, what didn’t, and what to improve

c

A blame game cleverly disguised as a meeting

d

Free therapy session with optional tears

9

What is Velocity in SCRUM?

Choose one or more answers

a

How fast the team can run to the coffee machine

b

A made-up number to impress stakeholders

c

The average amount of work completed per sprint

d

A mathematical mystery that appears in burndown charts

10

In JIRA, what’s the difference between a Story and a Task?

a

A story is fictional; a task is real

b

Stories are poetic; tasks are tragic

c

Stories usually relate to user functionality, tasks to internal work

d

The difference is mostly ignored until someone complains

11

What happens during Sprint Planning?

a

The team plans how to fake productivity

b

The Product Owner gives a TED Talk on priorities

c

The team selects work for the sprint and plans how to deliver it

d

Everyone nods while secretly panicking

12

In JIRA, what is a “Sub-task”?

a

Small chunk of user story

b

Something you assign to someone you don’t like

c

Something you assign to someone you don’t like

d

The default unit of guilt in Agile

13

What is a Burndown Chart?

a

A chart showing how fast your hopes are burning down

b

A fancy way to visualize progress in a sprint

c

A graph nobody understands but everyone nods at

d

The thing that gets blamed when the sprint fails

14

What does “Definition of Done” mean in SCRUM?

a

When the developer whispers, “Please let this be over”

b

A checklist ensuring work is complete and meets quality standards

c

The moment someone hits “Resolve” in JIRA and walks away

d

A vague feeling in the air that something might be finished

15

What is a “Sprint Backlog”?

a

A pile of dreams and regrets

b

The tasks a team commits to during the sprint

c

A list of things we’ll finish... next sprint

d

The place where tickets go to disappear

16

Who should attend the Sprint Review?

Choose one or more answers

a

Whoever still has energy after the sprint

b

Only those who didn’t break anything

c

The team, Product Owner, stakeholders

17

What is a "Bug" in JIRA?

Choose one or more answers

a

A misunderstood feature

b

A polite way of saying “Oops”

c

The real Bug from the Product Backlog

18

How should tasks be prioritized in JIRA?

a

By the mood of the Product Owner

b

Alphabetically, obviously

c

Based on business value and urgency

d

Using a dartboard and sticky notes

19

What is the main benefit of using JIRA over sticky notes?

a

Sticky notes can’t crash

b

JIRA lets you track, assign, and report work

c

Sticky notes don’t email you at 2 AM

d

You can’t delete a sticky note by accident (true, sadly)

20

What is the role of the Product Owner during a sprint?

a

To disappear until Sprint Review

b

To keep asking, “Is it done yet?”

c

To manage the Product Backlog and clarify priorities

d

To silently judge from the corner of the room

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JIRA & SCRUM QUIZOnline version

by Shyam Kgf

What is a Sprint in SCRUM?

In SCRUM, who owns the Product Backlog?

What is the purpose of a Daily Standup?

What is a “User Story”?

What does a JIRA workflow represent?

What’s the role of a SCRUM Master?

In JIRA, what is an Epic?

What typically happens at a Sprint Retrospective?

What is Velocity in SCRUM?

In JIRA, what’s the difference between a Story and a Task?

What happens during Sprint Planning?

In JIRA, what is a “Sub-task”?

What is a Burndown Chart?

What does “Definition of Done” mean in SCRUM?

What is a “Sprint Backlog”?

Who should attend the Sprint Review?

What is a "Bug" in JIRA?

How should tasks be prioritized in JIRA?

What is the main benefit of using JIRA over sticky notes?

What is the role of the Product Owner during a sprint?