Answering: “For teams practicing Professional Scrum with Kanban, what are the most appropriate metrics to inspect?”

For teams practicing Professional Scrum with Kanban, what are the most appropriate metrics to inspect?
(choose the best answer)
A. Control Chart, CFD and Aging Chart.
B. Story points and historical velocity.
C. User stories t-shirt size.
D. All of the answers.
E. None of these are Kanban for Scrum Teams metrics.

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Answering: “Which of these are typically included in the Definition of Workflow policies?”

Which of these are typically included in the Definition of Workflow policies?
(choose the best six answers)
A. Definition of Done.
B. Work Item types.
C. Pull/prioritization policies.
D. Gantt chart.
E. Service Level Expectations.
F. The Increment.
G. Burndown chart.
H. Visualization policies.
I. WIP Limits.

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Answering: “For a specific Sprint Backlog item that has been started, what is the best chart (analytic) to determine when it will be finished?”

For a specific Sprint Backlog item that has been started, what is the best chart (analytic) to determine when it will be finished?
(choose the best answer)
A. Cumulative Flow diagram (CFD).
B. Work Item Aging Chart.
C. Control chart.
D. Throughput Run Chart.

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Answering: “Which of these statements about Sprints and Kanban is NOT correct?”

Which of these statements about Sprints and Kanban is NOT correct?
(choose the best answer)
A. The Sprint is an example of a cadence.
B. The Sprint is an example of an explicit policy for how a team is working.
C. A Scrum Team will eventually stop using Sprints if they correctly implement Kanban.
D. The Sprint is an example of limiting Work in Progress (WIP).

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