Choose which three statements are true about Approved Iterations: (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. Meets the definition of Done C. It is communicated to all Team members and stakeholders D. As a result, the Product Owner updates Roadmaps and Release Plans. An Approved Iteration is one that: meets the Definition of Done (A), is communicated to all team members and stakeholders (C), and triggers the Product Owner to update Roadmaps and Release Plans accordingly (D). Option B is incorrect because architectural sign-off is not a…

Submitted by kevin_r· Apr 18, 2026Value-driven Delivery

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Options

AMeets the definition of Done
BThe Architect has approved it
CIt is communicated to all Team members and stakeholders
DAs a result, the Product Owner updates Roadmaps and Release Plans
EThere is no technical debt

How the community answered

(54 responses)

A
93% (50)
B
4% (2)
E
4% (2)

Explanation

An Approved Iteration is one that: meets the Definition of Done (A), is communicated to all team members and stakeholders (C), and triggers the Product Owner to update Roadmaps and Release Plans accordingly (D). Option B is incorrect because architectural sign-off is not a standard criterion for iteration approval. Option E is incorrect because approved iterations do not require zero technical debt - technical debt may exist and be tracked, but its absence is not a prerequisite for approval.

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#Approved iterations#Definition of Done#Transparency & Communication#Release planning

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