Jira Jira Boards and Sprints 3

Question 1

What is an Epic in Jira?

Accepted Answer

A large body of work that can be broken down into smaller stories or tasks

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A single bug report

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A type of sprint

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A board column

Question 2

Which report in Jira shows the amount of work remaining in a sprint over time?

Accepted Answer

Burndown Chart

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Velocity Chart

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Cumulative Flow Diagram

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Control Chart

Question 3

In Jira, what does Story Points represent?

Accepted Answer

A relative measure of effort or complexity for an issue

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Hours spent on an issue

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The number of sub-tasks in a story

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The priority of an issue

Question 4

What is the purpose of the Cumulative Flow Diagram (CFD) in Jira?

Accepted Answer

To show the number of issues in each workflow status over time

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To track sprint velocity over multiple sprints

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To display team availability

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To list all issues by assignee

Question 5

Which Jira board column typically represents work that has been accepted and is awaiting development?

Accepted Answer

To Do

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Done

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In Review

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In Progress

Question 6

What is the Definition of Done typically used for in Jira Scrum projects?

Accepted Answer

A shared understanding of criteria an issue must meet to be considered complete

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A workflow status that auto-closes issues

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A sprint report filter

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An automation rule trigger