A team is new to agile and wants to adopt a lightweight approach that emphasizes a continuous flow of work with no fixed-length iterations. They need to visualize work in progress and limit the amount of work started at any one time. Which approach should they choose?

Scrum with two-week sprints and a sprint backlog

Extreme Programming (XP) with pair programming and test-first development

Kanban with a board and work-in-progress limits

SAFe with program increment planning

A team is working on a project where the customer is not available for frequent feedback. The team is considering whether to proceed without customer input. Which agile principle should guide their decision?

The most efficient and effective method of conveying information is face-to-face conversation

Welcome changing requirements, even late in development

Business people and developers must work together daily throughout the project

Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software

In agile estimation, what do story points represent?

The relative size and complexity of a user story

The number of team members needed for a story

The number of hours required to complete a user story

The monetary value of a story to the business

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A team is new to agile and wants to adopt a lightweight approach that emphasizes a continuous flow of work with no fixed-length iterations. They need to visualize work in progress and limit the amount of work started at any one time. Which approach should they choose?
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A team is working on a project where the customer is not available for frequent feedback. The team is considering whether to proceed without customer input. Which agile principle should guide their decision?
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Which role in an agile team is primarily responsible for facilitating the team's process and removing impediments?
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Which scaling framework for agile is known for its structured levels (e.g., Team, Program, Large Solution, Portfolio) and uses roles such as Release Train Engineer and Product Manager?
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In agile estimation, what do story points represent?
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A team is new to agile and wants to adopt a lightweight approach that emphasizes a continuous flow of work with no fixed-length iterations. They need to visualize work in progress and limit the amount of work started at any one time. Which approach should they choose?

A team is working on a project where the customer is not available for frequent feedback. The team is considering whether to proceed without customer input. Which agile principle should guide their decision?

Which role in an agile team is primarily responsible for facilitating the team's process and removing impediments?

Which scaling framework for agile is known for its structured levels (e.g., Team, Program, Large Solution, Portfolio) and uses roles such as Release Train Engineer and Product Manager?

In agile estimation, what do story points represent?

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