Lesson 4 and 5

Which of the following accurately describes the relationship between features and stories in Agile development?

• Features are divided into multiple epics, which are then implemented through stories.

• Features are decomposed into smaller, manageable units called stories, which are then implemented.

• Features are standalone elements that do not require further decomposition into stories.

• Features are directly implemented without the need for stories.

What is the primary purpose of user stories in Agile development?

• To provide technical details for implementation.

• To express desired end-user functionality in the user's language.

• To document project management tasks.

• To outline high-level project goals.

When are stories typically created in Agile development?

• During daily stand-up meetings

• After the completion of the sprint.

• During PI Planning as teams collaborate with POs and Product Management.

• During the retrospective meeting.

What is the primary purpose of using the user voice format for expressing User Stories?

• To prioritize system functionality over user needs.

• To emphasize technical details rather than business value.

•  To guide teams in understanding who is using the system, what they are doing, and why.

• To streamline communication within the development team.

What does the "N" in the INVEST model stand for?

• Neutral

• Negotiable

• Navigable

• Necessary

Which of the following are requirements for a Story to be considered complete according to the definition of done?

• Satisfying the acceptance criteria

• Being prioritized by the Product Owner

• Having detailed technical documentation

• Completing all tasks assigned to it

What is one of the primary purposes of a Story map?

• Prioritizing user stories

• Capturing user workflow

• Assigning tasks to team members

• Managing code repositories

Which of the following tasks are Product Owners (POs) responsible for during team events?

• Writing code during Iteration Planning

• Applying BDD (behavior-driven development)

• Maintaining the Team Backlog

• Delivering the final product during the Team Demo

What does a Story point represent?

• The volume of work

• The complexity of work

• The complexity of work

• All of the above

Which agile team event supports relentless improvement?

• System demo

• Team sync

• Iteration retrospective

• Inspect and adapt