Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I)
Unlimited Professional Scrum Master I practice exam retakes, each drawn fresh from a question pool weighted by the official exam domains — covering Scrum framework theory, accountabilities (Product Owner, Scrum Master, Developers), events, artifacts, Scrum values, empiricism, self-management, and scaling.
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What you get
- A 243-question pool — every attempt draws 103 fresh questions weighted by the official exam domains
- Unlimited retakes, lifetime access
- Score report by exam domain, with your score trend over time
- Answer review with explanations and reference links
- Original, blueprint-aligned questions — never exam dumps
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Exam domains
Every attempt draws questions in these official proportions. Open a domain to see the subtopics it covers.
Scrum Theory20%
- Empiricism and lean thinking
- Transparency
- Inspection
- Adaptation
- Scrum Values: commitment, focus, openness, respect and courage
Scrum Team25%
- A small, cross-functional, self-managing team with no sub-teams or hierarchy
- Developers accountabilities
- Product Owner accountabilities
- Scrum Master accountabilities
- Self-managing teams, facilitation and coaching
Scrum Events25%
- The Sprint as the container for all other events
- Sprint Planning
- Daily Scrum
- Sprint Review
- Sprint Retrospective
Scrum Artifacts20%
- Product Backlog and its commitment, the Product Goal
- Sprint Backlog and its commitment, the Sprint Goal
- Increment and its commitment, the Definition of Done
Done10%
- The Definition of Done as the quality standard for the Increment
- An Increment is born when a Product Backlog item meets the Definition of Done
- Done creates transparency about the work completed
- Work not meeting the Definition of Done cannot be released or shown at Sprint Review
- Organizational Definition of Done standards versus team-created ones
- Multiple Scrum Teams on one product share the same Definition of Done
References
- Official exam page:scrum.org
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