During a sprint review, the product owner decides to change a requirement that was already accepted and delivered in a previous sprint. The team objects, citing the Agile Manifesto value of responding to change over following a plan. What is the most appropriate action for the team?

Immediately start working on the change in the current sprint

Ask the product owner to write a formal change request for management approval

Refuse the change because the sprint is over and the work is done

Accept the change and add it to the product backlog for a future sprint

A team is working on a project with a fixed deadline and a fixed scope. The product owner insists on delivering all features by the deadline, but the team realizes that some features are not fully understood and may require significant rework. The team wants to follow agile principles while meeting the deadline. What is the best approach?

Skip the sprint review and retrospective to save time

Negotiate with the product owner to prioritize features and deliver the highest-value ones first, potentially reducing scope

Delay the deadline to ensure all features are fully understood

Commit to the deadline and work overtime to complete all features

A development team is struggling with unclear requirements and frequent interruptions from stakeholders. The product owner is often unavailable and the team is unsure about priorities. Which agile practice would most directly address this issue?

Increase the frequency of sprint reviews to get more feedback

Ensure the product owner is actively engaged in backlog refinement and prioritization

Hold a sprint retrospective to identify process improvements

Conduct a daily stand-up meeting to discuss progress and impediments

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21application · medium
During a sprint review, the product owner decides to change a requirement that was already accepted and delivered in a previous sprint. The team objects, citing the Agile Manifesto value of responding to change over following a plan. What is the most appropriate action for the team?
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22foundation · easy
Which agile approach is characterized by a continuous flow of work pulled from a backlog, with work-in-progress limits and no prescribed time-boxed iterations?
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23expert · hard
A team is working on a project with a fixed deadline and a fixed scope. The product owner insists on delivering all features by the deadline, but the team realizes that some features are not fully understood and may require significant rework. The team wants to follow agile principles while meeting the deadline. What is the best approach?
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24application · medium
A development team is struggling with unclear requirements and frequent interruptions from stakeholders. The product owner is often unavailable and the team is unsure about priorities. Which agile practice would most directly address this issue?
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25foundation · easy
In Scrum, who is responsible for maximizing the value of the product and managing the product backlog?
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Questions 21–25

During a sprint review, the product owner decides to change a requirement that was already accepted and delivered in a previous sprint. The team objects, citing the Agile Manifesto value of responding to change over following a plan. What is the most appropriate action for the team?

Which agile approach is characterized by a continuous flow of work pulled from a backlog, with work-in-progress limits and no prescribed time-boxed iterations?

A development team is struggling with unclear requirements and frequent interruptions from stakeholders. The product owner is often unavailable and the team is unsure about priorities. Which agile practice would most directly address this issue?

In Scrum, who is responsible for maximizing the value of the product and managing the product backlog?

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