The ceremony in which development requirements are discussed in detail by the scrum team -- including the acceptance criteria, story points, and technical risks -- so that they can be ready for development.

Multiple choice

User stories / bug tickets in Jira should be based on requirements confirmed during the feedback loop.

True or False

The sprint ceremony in which the sprint goals that have been completed and not completed are presented.

Multiple choice

The sprint ceremony in which inputs are gathered regarding an incident or what happened in the last sprint.

Multiple choice

The version and schedule of a software release need to be identified during the sprint planning.

True or False

Scrum teams are expected to groom only the items that are included in the current sprint.

The status of Jira tickets that have been groomed should be updated to Groomed.

The sprint ceremony in which the sprint goals are decided.

Multiple choice

The sprint ceremony in which sprint reports such as velocity and lead / cycle times are discussed.

Multiple choice

What does CRAID stand for?

Multiple choice

The definition of Done and Ready are decided during the sprint review.

True or False

The sprint ceremony in which opportunities for improvement (OFIs) are organised into actionable items.

Multiple choice

The ceremony in which the previous day's accomplishment and the tasks / priorities for the day are mentioned along with any constraints, risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies (CRAID).

Multiple choice

The sprint ceremony in which setting the stage is an important first step.

Multiple choice

The status of Jira tickets that have been added to the sprint backlog must be changed to 'Dev in Progress' once coding starts.