20+ practice questions focused on Supporting ART Events — one of the most tested topics on the SAFe Scrum Master exam. Each question includes a detailed explanation so you learn why the right answer is correct.
Start Supporting ART Events PracticeWhich preparation activity is essential for a successful PI Planning event according to the Scrum Master's responsibilities?
Explanation: Preparation is key to a smooth PI Planning. The Scrum Master supports the RTE and Product Management by ensuring that the logistics, content, and people are ready. This includes making sure the team understands the vision and that the backlog is sufficiently refined to allow for effective planning during the breakout sessions.
What are TWO primary outputs of the PI Planning event? (Choose two.)
Explanation: PI Planning results in two main outputs that guide the ART for the next several iterations. These outputs provide both the 'what' (objectives) and the 'how/when' (plan). They are the culmination of the collaboration between business stakeholders and the technical teams during the two-day event.
When a team identifies a risk during PI Planning, which TWO categories are part of the ROAM technique? (Choose two.)
Explanation: ROAM is a powerful technique used during PI Planning to manage and categorize risks transparently. It allows the ART to decide how to handle each risk collaboratively. The Scrum Master ensures the team properly identifies and categorizes their risks so they can be addressed by the right people.
Which THREE components make up the Inspect and Adapt event? (Choose THREE)
Explanation: The Inspect and Adapt (I&A) is a significant event held at the end of every Program Increment to improve the ART's performance. It consists of three distinct parts that allow the train to reflect on the past PI and plan improvements for the next. The Scrum Master facilitates the team's participation to ensure they contribute to the collective growth.
Refer to the exhibit. During the Scrum of Scrums at PI Planning, the Scrum Master for Team B notices the dependency link. How should the Scrum Master address this?
Explanation: Managing dependencies on the Program Board is a critical skill for a Scrum Master during PI Planning. The board provides a visual representation of how Features and stories interact across different teams and iterations. Identifying a red string that points backward in time indicates a scheduling conflict that will prevent a Feature from being completed on time without intervention.
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