PSPBM Skills Free Assessment: 50 Practice Questions

PSPBM Skills Free Assessment Practice Questions

This is a free practice assessment for the Professional Scrum Product Backlog Management Skills (PSPBM Skills) certification. The real assessment is 20 questions in 30 minutes with an 85% pass mark — which leaves room for only three wrong answers. Practising against a larger bank first is the cheapest way to find out where your gaps are.

The 50 questions below are drawn from the same territory the official assessment covers: the Product Backlog itself, Product Backlog management, and stakeholders. Most are scenario-based rather than definitional, because the certification tests how techniques are applied, not whether you can recite them.

Answer one question at a time. Every answer — right or wrong — comes with an explanation, so read those even when you score the point. Nothing is stored and there is no sign-up.

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Scoring below 85%?

That is normal, and it is useful information. The questions people miss most often are the ones about slicing, ordering trade-offs and stakeholder conversations — all things that are hard to learn from reading and straightforward to learn by doing.

Our one-day PSPBM Skills class is hands-on practice at exactly those, and the Scrum.org assessment password is included.

See the PSPBM Skills class →

About the real PSPBM Skills assessment

  • 20 questions, multiple choice, in English
  • 30 minutes — roughly 90 seconds per question
  • 85% to pass — 17 of 20 correct
  • $200 USD if bought directly from Scrum.org
  • Free Credly badge, lifetime certification, one attempt per password

There are no prerequisites, though a solid grounding in Scrum helps considerably. If you have not read the Scrum Guide recently, read it before you sit the real thing — several questions turn on the exact wording of the Product Owner's accountabilities.

This is an independent practice resource created by AgileWoW. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a source of questions from Scrum.org, and the official assessment will not contain these questions.