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  1. In Agile business analysis, what is the INVEST criteria used for?

    Answer: Assessing the quality of well-written user stories

    INVEST stands for Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, and Testable, which are criteria for writing effective user stories.

  2. A business analyst notices that stakeholders frequently change requirements between sprints. What Agile practice best addresses this?

    Answer: Conducting regular sprint reviews with stakeholders to gather feedback

    Sprint reviews give stakeholders a regular opportunity to provide feedback, reducing surprise changes by keeping them engaged throughout development.

  3. What is the role of acceptance criteria in an Agile user story?

    Answer: They specify the conditions that must be met for a story to be considered complete

    Acceptance criteria define the specific conditions and boundaries that a completed user story must satisfy to be accepted by the product owner.

  4. Which Agile framework emphasizes visualizing workflow and limiting work in progress without prescribed iterations?

    Answer: Kanban

    Kanban focuses on visualizing the workflow on a board and limiting work in progress to improve flow, without requiring fixed-length iterations.

  5. What is the purpose of a Definition of Ready (DoR) in Agile?

    Answer: To establish criteria that a backlog item must meet before it can be pulled into a sprint

    A Definition of Ready ensures that backlog items are sufficiently understood, estimated, and detailed before the team commits to them in sprint planning.

  6. How does a business analyst best support the Agile principle of delivering working software frequently?

    Answer: By breaking requirements into small, incremental user stories that can be completed within a sprint

    Breaking requirements into small, deliverable user stories enables the team to produce working increments every sprint, supporting frequent delivery.

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