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| 62 |[Does delivering changes frequently and directly into Production help to reduce risk? (choose two)](#does-delivering-changes-frequently-and-directly-into-production-help-to-reduce-risk-choose-two)|
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| 63 |[True or False: Best Practices are recommended to solve complex problems.](#true-or-false-best-practices-are-recommended-to-solve-complex-problems)|
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| 64 |[When is Performance Testing most effectively performed?](#when-is-performance-testing-most-effectively-performed)|
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| 65 |[Which three of the following criteria are most helpful as part of a Scrum Team’s Definition of Done? (choose best three answers)](#which-three-of-the-following-criteria-are-most-helpful-as-part-of-a-scrum-teams-definition-of-done-choose-best-three-answers)|
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| 65 |[Which three of the following criteria are most helpful as part of a Scrum Team's Definition of Done? (choose best three answers)](#which-three-of-the-following-criteria-are-most-helpful-as-part-of-a-scrum-teams-definition-of-done-choose-best-three-answers)|
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| 66 |[A team has expressed requirements as a set of failing Acceptance Tests. What are three benefits? (choose best three answers)](#a-team-has-expressed-requirements-as-a-set-of-failing-acceptance-tests-what-are-three-benefits-choose-best-three-answers)|
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| 67 |[Which is LEAST useful when measuring Code Maintainability?](#which-is-least-useful-when-measuring-code-maintainability)|
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| 68 |[Which two criteria are useful in deciding if something should be documented every Sprint? (choose best two answers)](#which-two-criteria-are-useful-in-deciding-if-something-should-be-documented-every-sprint-choose-best-two-answers)|
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| 230 |[Which one is true about the Daily Scrum? Pick 3](#which-one-is-true-about-the-daily-scrum-pick-3)|
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| 231 |[What are traits of a high performance Scrum Team? (pick all that apply)](#what-are-traits-of-a-high-performance-scrum-team-pick-all-that-apply)|
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| 232 |[Who knows best about how to create usable and releasable Increments?](#who-knows-best-about-how-to-create-usable-and-releasable-increments)|
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| 233 |[True or False: Interface Segregation principle implies that a client should never be forced to implement an interface that it doesn’t use.](#true-or-false-interface-segregation-principle-implies-that-a-client-should-never-be-forced-to-implement-an-interface-that-it-doesnt-use)|
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| 234 |[Who is responsible for the Product Backlog Items and tasks estimation in Scrum?](#who-is-responsible-for-the-product-backlog-items-and-tasks-estimation-in-scrum)|
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| 235 |[How do the Developers divide into multiple teams in scaled Scrum?](#how-do-the-developers-divide-into-multiple-teams-in-scaled-scrum)|
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| 236 |[What should the Development Team do when there is no standard contract to create a releasable Product?](#what-should-the-development-team-do-when-there-is-no-standard-contract-to-create-a-releasable-product)|
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| 280 |[True or False: Test Driven Development is a predictable way to develop working, well-organized code?](#true-or-false-test-driven-development-is-a-predictable-way-to-develop-working-well-organized-code)|
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| 281 |[The Scrum Team should have all the skills needed to: (choose the best answer)](#the-scrum-team-should-have-all-the-skills-needed-to-choose-the-best-answer)|
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| 282 |[Who determines when it is appropriate to update the Sprint Backlog during a Sprint? (choose the best answer)](#who-determines-when-it-is-appropriate-to-update-the-sprint-backlog-during-a-sprint-choose-the-best-answer)|
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| 283 |[What is the Scrum Master responsible for during the Sprint Restrospective? (choose the best answer)](#what-is-the-scrum-master-responsible-for-during-the-sprint-restrospective-choose-the-best-answer)|
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| 284 |[The right time to refactor code using Test Driven Development is: (choose the best answer)](#the-right-time-to-refactor-code-using-test-driven-development-is-choose-the-best-answer)|
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| 285 |[When should Product Backlog refinement occur? (choose the best answer)](#when-should-product-backlog-refinement-occur-choose-the-best-answer)|
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| 286 |[Why is architectural layering important for emergent systems? (choose the best three answers)](#why-is-architectural-layering-important-for-emergent-systems-choose-the-best-three-answers)|
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### Which three of the following criteria are most helpful as part of a Scrum Team’s Definition of Done? (choose best three answers)
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### Which three of the following criteria are most helpful as part of a Scrum Team's Definition of Done? (choose best three answers)
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-[x] Acceptance Tests pass.
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### Which of the following are examples of a Scrum Team practicing Scrum poorly or not exhibiting traits of a self-managing Scrum Team? (choose the best three answers)
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-[x] Stakeholders attend the Daily Scrum to check on the Scrum Team’s progress.
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-[x] Stakeholders attend the Daily Scrum to check on the Scrum Team's progress.
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-[ ] The Developers create their own Sprint Backlog, reflecting all work that is required to meet the Definition of Done.
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-[x] Less back-tracking to discover where things went wrong, so you can spend more time building features.
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-[ ] A high count might indicate that a type or method is doing too much work.
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