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What is the best chart to determine when a single item that has not been started will be finished?
(choose the best answer)

• A.Cycle Time scatterplot.
• B.Throughput run chart.
• C.Cumulative Flow diagram (CFD).
• D.WIP Aging chart.

Which of these statements about Sprints and Kanban is NOT correct?
(choose the best answer)

• A.The Sprint is an example of limiting Work in Progress (WIP).
• B.The Sprint is an example of an explicit policy for how a team is working.
• C.A Scrum Team will eventually stop using Sprints if they correctly implement Kanban.
• D.The Sprint is an example of a cadence.

Which of these statements are true about Kanban and the Scrum theory of empiricism?
(choose the best two answers)

• A.The Kanban board provides Scrum Teams with transparency that helps them inspect and adapt their process.
• B.Kanban helps Scrum Teams achieve faster, healthier flow. That brings more rapid transparency about the product, enabling a more effective inspection and adaptation loop.
• C.Kanban helps Scrum Teams deal with simple and complicated work where empiricism is not necessary.
• D.Kanban metrics are used in the Sprint Review to allow the Product Owner to inspect the Throughput and adapt the Scrum Team's Cycle Time.

What is the best use for the Work Item Aging metric?
(Choose the best two answers)

• A.To help the Scrum Team inspect and adapt their process and Definition of Workflow in their Retrospective.
• B.As a leading indicator to the length of the feedback loop for that Work Item.
• C.To influence the Scrum Team's SLE.
• D.To help the Developers inspect and adapt their Sprint in the Daily Scrum.
• E.As an indicator of the Work Item size.

Little's Law states that:
(choose the best answer)

• A.Average Work in Progress = Average Cycle Time / Average Throughput.
• B.Average Throughput = Average Cycle Time / Average Work in Progress.
• C.Average Throughput = Average Cycle Time * Average Work in Progress.
• D.Average Cycle Time = Average Work in Progress / Average Throughput.