A.Individual interactions, working software, customer collaboration, and responding to change

B.Working software, individual interactions, responding to change, and comprehensive documentation

C.Responding to change, individual interactions, processes and tools, and customer collaboration

D.Customer collaboration, following a plan, working software, and individual interactions

A.Shorten the iteration length

B.Minimize customer involvement

C.Shield programmers from interruptions

D.Increase project team size

A.Work from a prioritized backlog.

B.Value individuals and interactions.

C.Work in timeboxed sprints.

D.Are self-organized and empowered.

A.Delivering chunks of user-valued functionality, time needed to build and test the stories, and product team acceptance of the stories

B.Timeframe in which the stories must be released, the cost to deliver the features to market, and product team acceptance of the stories

C.Time needed to complete a user story, time needed to build and test the stories, and product team acceptance of the stories

D.Features that categorize the product, the time needed to complete the features, and the cost to deliver the features to market

A.Product

B.Iteration

C.Release

D.Task