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Sprint Planning Board

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Plan sprints effectively with multiple-choice, open-ended, and scale questions to prioritize tasks, align goals, and boost agile team collaboration.

Category Agile Workflow
1 - Multiple Choice
What is the main goal of sprint planning?
  • 1. Finish all backlog items
  • 2. Define what can be delivered and how
  • 3. Assign blame
  • 4. Plan team outings
2 - Multiple Choice
Who owns the sprint backlog?
  • 1. Product Owner
  • 2. Scrum Master
  • 3. Stakeholders
  • 4. Development team
3 - Multiple Choice
What must be defined before starting sprint planning?
  • 1. Burndown chart
  • 2. Sprint goal
  • 3. Stakeholder list
  • 4. Next sprint date
4 - Multiple Choice
What should a well-refined user story always include?
  • 1. UI mockup
  • 2. Acceptance criteria
  • 3. A long description
  • 4. Epic name
5 - Open Ended
What’s one thing we should improve in our sprint planning process?
6 - Open Ended
How do you personally prepare for sprint planning?
7 - Scales
How strong are we in these areas of sprint planning?
  • 1. Goal clarity
  • 2. Estimation
  • 3. Collaboration
  • 4. Velocity awareness
  • 5. Story refinement
8 - Truth or Lie
Which is TRUE about sprint planning?
  • 1. It aligns team goals
  • 2. It’s optional
  • 3. It’s done monthly

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