Which of these metrics is most valuable for Sprint Planning?
(Choose the best answer)
A. Throughput
B. Cycle time
C. Work Item Age
D. Points Delivered

When is the most appropriate time for Scrum Teams practicing professional Scrum with Kanban to inspect and adapt their Work in Progress (WIP) Limits?
(choose the best answer)
A. Never. Once set, WIP Limits cannot be modified.
B. During the Sprint Retrospective.
C. Every day during Daily Scrum.
D. Anytime the team sees fit.

True or False: The Definition of Done still applies if policies are explicitly stated at each column of your workflow.
A. True
B. False

What does the Work Item Aging chart show?
(Choose the best answer)
A. How many days has the team worked without breaching the WIP limits.
B. The approximate average age of work in process in the team.
C. How many sprints ago has the team revised their WIP limits.
D. For each item on the Kanban board how long ago has it been pulled into WIP.

How does Kanban for Scrum Teams maximize value delivered?
(choose the best two answers)
A. By minimizing time spent in meetings/events.
B. By enabling tighter empirical feedback loops via faster Cycle Times.
C. By optimizing the flow of value.
D. By minimizing transaction costs.
E. By choosing higher-value items to deliver.

Which of these is NOT a good description of Cycle Time?
(choose the best answer)
A. The number of items that move into the delivery/end point per time period (e.g., daily/weekly).
B. The time a work item takes from initial idea/concept to feedback returned from customers after a production release.
C. The length of time a work item stays in one column.
D. The time a work item starts to when it finishes.