PMI-ACP · Question #90
In reference to Scrum, each sprint should produce:
The correct answer is A. An increment of potentially shippable product functionality.. A core Scrum principle is that every sprint must end with a 'Done' increment of potentially shippable product functionality. 'Potentially shippable' means the increment meets the team's Definition of Done and could be released to users at the Product Owner's discretion - even if
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In reference to Scrum, each sprint should produce:
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- AAn increment of potentially shippable product functionality.
- BAset of documented product requirements and specifications.
- CArelease with testable and measurable functionality.
- DAn increment of potentially testable product functionality.
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A95% (20)
- C5% (1)
Explanation
A core Scrum principle is that every sprint must end with a 'Done' increment of potentially shippable product functionality. 'Potentially shippable' means the increment meets the team's Definition of Done and could be released to users at the Product Owner's discretion - even if the PO chooses not to. Option D is a common distractor; 'testable' alone is insufficient because the increment must also be releasable, not just testable. Option B describes a waterfall artifact. Option C conflates the sprint output with a formal release decision, which is the PO's call, not a sprint requirement.
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