You refine requirements many times throughout development. For example, When you create the product roadmap, you create features $($initiatives$)($capabilities your customers will have after you develop the features$),$ as well as themes $($logical groups of features$).$ When you plan releases, you break down the features into more concise user stories. User stories at the release plan level can be either epics, very large user stories with multiple actions, or individual user stories, which contain a single action. When you plan sprints, you break down requirements even further to sprintable use stories.

Which of the following statement is NOT true about how to decompose a user story and ensure quality in user stories?

Group of answer choices

User stories should be estimatable.

User stories should be small.

User stories should be valuable.

User stories should be testable.

User stories should be not be negotiable.