Q1- "Shippable Functionality" includes

-complete and often automated testing of a feature/User Story

-elaboration and design of what the story/feature should be like

-Getting a Peer review of what has been done

-all of these

-Coding a feature/User Story

Q2- When do items on the Task Board get moved to another column?

-At the end of the day if the status has changed

-Any of these might apply

-At the end of the sprint, if the status has changed

-When the scrum master gives permission

Q3- Which of the following is NOT part of the roles/responsibilities of the Product Owner in a scrum sprint?

-Make final decisions on User Story priorities

-provide immediate clarification or decisions on User Story Requirements

-To review completed user stories and provide feedback so the team knows when a story can be moved to "Done."

-To approve each individual task on the board so it may be moved to "Done."

Q4- Tasks are assigned to a scrum team member

-When the Product Owner designates the next priority task

-When the Scrum Master hands out task assignments

-when (s)he chooses to take on a new task from the taskboard

-After (s)he has asked everyone on the team what still needs to be assigned

Q5- The Agile task board is closely related to what technique originally developed for manufacturing processes?

-Gantt charts

-Kanban boards

-WIP boards

-flow charts

Q6- Characteristics of scrum meetings include ( Check all that apply)

-They are used to review any additional scope that needs to be added to the sprint.

-They are limited to about 15 minutes

-They are done every day

-They are used to solve problems and clear roadblocks for the team