Which of the following are major characteristics of sprint planning? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. Defining the sprint durations C. Defining the sprint parameters. Sprint planning is an Agile ceremony that serves two primary purposes: defining how long the sprint will last (sprint duration) and defining the sprint parameters - including the sprint goal, which backlog items will be worked on, and how the team will accomplish that work…

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ADefining the sprint durations
BDefining the sprint owners
CDefining the sprint parameters
DDefining the number of sprints
EDefining the sprint classifications

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A
88% (35)
B
3% (1)
D
8% (3)
E
3% (1)

Explanation

Sprint planning is an Agile ceremony that serves two primary purposes: defining how long the sprint will last (sprint duration) and defining the sprint parameters - including the sprint goal, which backlog items will be worked on, and how the team will accomplish that work. Defining sprint owners (B) is not a sprint planning activity; the Scrum team is self-organizing. Defining the number of sprints (D) is a higher-level release planning concern, not sprint planning. Sprint classifications (E) is not a recognized Scrum concept. Duration (A) and parameters (C) are the two core outputs of sprint planning.

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