A. To prioritize the backlog of user stories
B. To ensure that the product meets the customer,s needs and goals
C. To document the team,s progress and remaining work during a sprint
D. To estimate the time and resources needed for the project
A. Requirements are written by the customer, while user stories are written by the development team
B. User stories are written in plain language, while requirements are written in technical terms
C. User stories are more detailed than requirements
D. User stories focus on the user,s needs and goals, while requirements focus on the product,s functionality
A. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to review the work completed
B. A meeting held at the start of each sprint to plan the work to be completed during the sprint
C. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to review and reflect on the previous sprint
D. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to present the product increment to stakeholders
A. Continuous improvement is a method for continuously making changes to the code to make it more efficient, and it is achieved through regular code reviews and refactoring.
B. Continuous improvement is a method for continuously making changes to the product to make it more innovative, and it is achieved through regular brainstorming sessions and market research.
C. Continuous improvement is a method for continuously making changes to the product backlog to make it more comprehensive, and it is achieved through regular stakeholder meetings and backlog grooming sessions.
D. Continuous improvement is a method for continuously making changes to the development process to make it more efficient, and it is achieved through regular retrospectives and adjustments to the process.
C. To estimate the time and resources needed for the project
D. To define the technical requirements for the project
A. Retrospective meetings
B. Sprint review
C. Daily stand-up meetings
D. Sprint planning
A. To review and reflect on the previous sprint
B. To prioritize the backlog of user stories
C. To present the product increment to stakeholders
D. To plan the next sprint
