Question: 1
The product owner of a team starts the iteration review with a quick walkthrough of the iteration goal, the list of planned stories with status, and a demo of all the stories to the business.
What should the product owner have done differently?
Question: 2
On an agile project, some of the development team is struggling to understand how the tasks and user stories fit into the overall product.
How should this be addressed?
Question: 3
During a review session, a customer representative is concerned that a story fails to satisfy the scope of work. However, the product owner declares that the scope of work is complete?
What should be done with this story?
Question: 4
A project's first iteration contains item A, and its second iteration contains item B. The first iteration is behind schedule, which will impact the second iteration. Since items A and B are similar, a team member suggests beginning the design of item B.
What should the agile practitioner do?
Question: 5
An agile team is working on a new product. To ensure that all unknown issues are clarified before committing to the scope, the team plans to work only on spike user stories for the next three sprints.
What should the agile coach do in this situation?