Sprints lengths can vary each Sprint as long as they don't exceed a month.

The correct answer is A. True. According to the Scrum Guide, Sprints must be one month or less, but there is no rule mandating that every Sprint must be the same fixed duration. Teams may adjust Sprint length between Sprints (e.g., from 2 weeks to 3 weeks) as long as no single Sprint exceeds one calendar…

Submitted by wei.xz· Apr 18, 2026Adaptive Planning

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BFalse

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According to the Scrum Guide, Sprints must be one month or less, but there is no rule mandating that every Sprint must be the same fixed duration. Teams may adjust Sprint length between Sprints (e.g., from 2 weeks to 3 weeks) as long as no single Sprint exceeds one calendar month. The hard constraint is the one-month maximum, not uniformity across Sprints.

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#Sprint Length#Timeboxing#Scrum Framework#Iteration

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