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  1. Which agile artifact serves as the single authoritative source of requirements for the development team?

    Answer: Product backlog

    The product backlog is the single authoritative, ordered list of everything that might be needed in the product.

  2. In agile business analysis, what does 'INVEST' stand for in relation to user stories?

    Answer: Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, Testable

    INVEST is a checklist ensuring user stories are Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, and Testable.

  3. A business analyst notices that a newly proposed feature conflicts with an existing capability already in production. What should she do first?

    Answer: Facilitate a conversation between stakeholders to resolve the conflict

    Facilitating stakeholder conversations to resolve conflicts is a core BA responsibility before escalating or making unilateral decisions.

  4. What is the primary purpose of a sprint review in relation to business analysis?

    Answer: To inspect the product increment and adapt the product backlog

    The sprint review's primary purpose is to inspect the delivered increment and gather feedback to adapt the product backlog.

  5. Which technique is most useful for discovering hidden assumptions in requirements?

    Answer: Five Whys

    The Five Whys technique repeatedly asks 'why' to uncover root causes and hidden assumptions behind requirements.

  6. A Product Owner is unable to attend sprint ceremonies regularly. What is the most significant risk this creates?

    Answer: Backlog items will lack proper prioritization and clarification

    An absent Product Owner creates risk that backlog items won't be properly prioritized, clarified, or aligned with business value.

  7. In agile, what distinguishes an epic from a feature?

    Answer: Epics are large bodies of work that break into multiple features or stories

    Epics are large, high-level bodies of work that are decomposed into smaller features and user stories for delivery.

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