During a sprint demo, the customer says that one of the user stories is not ready for customer use. Which checklist should the team look at to find out what has been missed for the user story?

The correct answer is A. Definition of done (DoD). The Definition of Done (DoD) is a shared checklist of quality criteria that a user story must satisfy before it can be considered complete and releasable. When a customer finds a story unfit for use, the team should audit it against the DoD to identify which acceptance…

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During a sprint demo, the customer says that one of the user stories is not ready for customer use. Which checklist should the team look at to find out what has been missed for the user story?

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ADefinition of done (DoD)
BBurndown chart
CVelocity chart
DDefinition of ready (DoR)

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A
82% (18)
B
5% (1)
C
5% (1)
D
9% (2)

Explanation

The Definition of Done (DoD) is a shared checklist of quality criteria that a user story must satisfy before it can be considered complete and releasable. When a customer finds a story unfit for use, the team should audit it against the DoD to identify which acceptance criteria, testing steps, or quality gates were skipped. The Definition of Ready (DoR) governs what conditions must exist before a story enters a sprint - not after it is built. Burndown and velocity charts are metrics tools, not quality checklists.

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