Free PSM I practice questions
361 Professional Scrum Master I questions, untimed and free. Each one explains why the correct answer is correct — and why the plausible wrong ones are wrong.
PSM I checks that you know Scrum as the Scrum Guide describes it, and can apply it. Marks are mostly lost in three places: event timeboxes, the commitment attached to each artifact (Product Goal, Sprint Goal, Definition of Done), and who holds which accountability in the Scrum Team.
At 85%, you can afford 12 wrong answers out of 80. Start with the topics you hesitate on, read every explanation even when you were right, then sit a full mock exam to hold the pace of 45 seconds a question.
What are the three pillars of empirical process control?
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Which statement best describes empirical process control?
- AFollowing a detailed upfront plan
- BMaking decisions based on observation and experience(correct answer)
- CUsing mathematical models to predict outcomes
- DApplying traditional project management techniques
Why
Empirical process control relies on transparency, inspection, and adaptation based on observed reality rather than theoretical predictions (Scrum Guide 2020, Theory section).