Little’s Law is extremely valuable for directly predicting the future because it gives us a measure of what happened in the past?
(Choose the best answer)
A. True – By understanding our cycle-time we can use Little’s Law to reduce our WIP limits.
B. False – Relying only on your cycle-time measurements may incorrectly influence you to cut your WIP limits.

A cumulative flow diagram can show you:
(choose the best two answers)
A. The average Throughput for a specific date range.
B. The exact average Cycle Time for all items completed on a specific date.
C. The Cycle Time for an item that completed on a specific date.
D. The total amount of Work in Progress (WIP) for a specific date.

True or False: Cycle time is a lagging indicator.
A. True
B. False

The team needs to work on a high priority urgent unplanned item, but they are at their WIP limit.
True or False: They should change the WIP limit at their Daily Scrum to enable them to pull in that item.
A. True
B. False

When compared to your SLE, what flow metric will help reduce the risk that a work item will not be finished on-time, once the work item has been started?
(choose the best answer)
A. Throughput.
B. Work in Progress (WIP).
C. SLE.
D. Work Item Age.

True or False: Little’s Law is used to forecast a Scrum Team’s output.
A. True
B. False