PMI-ACP · Question #215
PMI-ACP Question #215: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: conversations about the story, a written description, and success criteria about the story.. User stories are defined by the '3 Cs' framework introduced by Ron Jeffries: Card (a written description), Conversation (discussions about the story between team and stakeholders), and Confirmation (success criteria, also known as acceptance criteria, that define when the story i
Question
The key elements of a user story in Agile development are:
Options
- Aa written description, the story points estimate, and the planned release.
- Bconversations about the story, a written description, and success criteria about the story.
- Cthe story points estimate, conversations about the story, and an agreed priority.
- Dtests to determine when the story is done, a written description, and the planned release.
Explanation
User stories are defined by the '3 Cs' framework introduced by Ron Jeffries: Card (a written description), Conversation (discussions about the story between team and stakeholders), and Confirmation (success criteria, also known as acceptance criteria, that define when the story is done). Option B maps directly to these three elements. Story points (A, C) and planned release (A, D) are planning artifacts added later, not intrinsic elements of the story itself. Tests (D) are part of confirmation/acceptance criteria, but 'planned release' is not a core story element.
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