A.False

B.True

A.Never. All Sprint Backlog Items are "owned" by the entire Development Team, even though each one maybe done by an individual team member

B.Whenever a team member can accommodate more work

C.During the Daily Scrum

D.At the Sprint planning meeting

A.A cookbook that defines best practices for software development

B.A complete methodology that defines how to develop software

C.A defined and predictive process that conforms to the principles of Scientific Management

D.A framework within which complex products in complex environments are developed

A.Every Product Backlog item, whether low priority or high priority, should possess sufficient detail for theTeam to complete in a Sprint.

B.Undefined or poorly defined Product Backlog items should be kept outfrom the Product Backlog untilsufficient detail is known.

C.All Product Backlog items are the result of a(n) analysis, requirements and/or design phase(s).

D.Undefined or poorly defined Product Backlog items should be placed on the Product Backlog with a lowpriority

A.Scrum Master

B.Developer

C.Team

D.Product Owner