Exam PMI-ACP topic 1 question 52 discussion

according to PMI's Agile practices, the stakeholders have to approve the iteration. in that sense, answer A is relevant to the questions. Also customer rep. clearly says it doesn't cover the scope of the work

In Agile, the priority is given to delivering value to the customer. If the customer representative believes that the story doesn't satisfy the scope of work, it's important to address their concerns. Marking it as incomplete and addressing it in the next sprint allows the team to ensure customer satisfaction

A = correct. The PO can believe in what he wants, but the final word has the stakeholders/sponsors. The intention of the review meeting is Inspection, not acceptance. B = It is true, but when prioritizing backlog; C / D = cannot do that.

Option A. In Agile, the scope of work is defined in the form of user stories. During the review session, if the customer representative is concerned that a story fails to satisfy the scope of work, it should be marked as incomplete and prioritized for the next sprint. The product owner does not have the final say in this matter, as Agile values collaboration and transparency. Marking the story as incomplete acknowledges the concern raised by the customer representative and provides an opportunity for the team to address the issue in the next sprint. It is important to remember that the goal of Agile is to deliver value to the customer, and if a story does not meet the customer's expectations, it should not be considered complete. This allows the team to continuously improve their work and deliver a high-quality product.

It should be a sample of ' Gulf of Evaluation '

B, the user story is considered completed when it fulfils the acceptance criteria (conditions of satisfaction). The PO has also accepted the user story. The PO should engage with customer representatives regarding his/her concerns and create a separate user story with any changes if necessary.

Going with B here.

as per Scrum final say in Go/No Go for a story is from a PO so I think 'b' is the right answer.

I vote B as the right answer

i vote B

B: PO have power to accept US to be done or undone of the team. Noone else have that power.

B - Correct From The Scrum Guide: “For Product Owners to succeed, the entire organization must respect their decisions. These decisions are visible in the content and ordering of the Product Backlog, and through the inspectable Increment at the Sprint Review.”

According to https://medium.com/@SCRUMstudy/what-is-the-difference-between-acceptance-criteria-and-done-criteria-53ea0d18fc2c the product owner accepts or rejects deliverables. Of course the customer representative should be listened to. Hence, this story is done but a new one for the remaining functionality should be created. So (C)?