Question 3How long is a typical Sprint’s timebox?1 pointBetween one and three daysBetween one and four weeksBetween two and three months

Which of the following factors should you consider when setting the length of a Sprint’s timebox? Select all that apply.1 pointThe likelihood that the project will go over budgetHow much overhead—such as testing and review—goes into the delivery of the productThe expected frequency of changesHow much focused time the solution Developers need to build a Backlog item

The time box for the Sprint Planning event is?8 hours for a monthly sprint. For shorter sprints, it is usually shorter4 hoursWhenever it is doneMonthly

Sprint Retrospective is a Scrum event that has a timebox duration of three hours. (choose the BEST answer) Question 4 options: For a one-week Sprint, Sprint Retrospective's duration can be longer than three hours to get additional valuable feedback from the Scrum Team for future adaptation For a one-month Sprint, Sprint Retrospective's maximum duration is three hours For a one-week Sprint, Sprint Retrospective's maximum duration is three hours This is incorrect. Sprint Retrospective has a timebox duration of four hours For a one-month Sprint, Sprint Retrospective's duration is precisely three hours For a one-month Sprint, Sprint Retrospective's duration can be longer than three hours to get additional valuable feedback from the Scrum Team for future adaptation For a one-week Sprint, Sprint Retrospective's duration is precisely three hours

How much time exists between Sprints for a Scrum team?1 pointOne monthZero daysOne weekTwo days

Question 4As a Product Owner, you set the initial Sprint duration the team has to work on their items. This refers to what Scrum concept? 1 pointTimeboxIntervalTime frameSchedule