If there are multiple Scrum teams working on a product, each needs its own definition of Done.

The correct answer is B. False. When multiple Scrum teams work on the same product, they must mutually agree on and share a single definition of Done for that product. This ensures all teams produce integrated, consistent increments. Individual teams may have additional internal quality standards, but a…

Submitted by neha2k· Apr 18, 2026Agile Principles and Mindset

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ATrue
BFalse

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When multiple Scrum teams work on the same product, they must mutually agree on and share a single definition of Done for that product. This ensures all teams produce integrated, consistent increments. Individual teams may have additional internal quality standards, but a shared baseline definition of Done is required to maintain coherent product quality across teams.

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#Definition of Done#Scaled Scrum#Product Increment#Shared Understanding

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