Correct Answer to Q#22: D

The primary responsiblity of the Product Owner on an Agile project is to represent the business, which includes the creation and maintenance of several Agile artificats. The Product Owner is responsible for the creation of the Product Vision Statement, the creation and ongoing maintenance of the Product Roadmap, and the creation and ongoing mainenance of Product Backlog, which is commonly referred to as 'Product Backlog Grooming'.

Reference: Agile Project Management for Dummies, Mark Layton, 2015

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Question 22: Who is responsible for the creation and maintenance of the Product Roadmap?

A) Project Manager
B ) Product Manager
C) Scrum Master
D) Product Owner

Correct Answer to Q#21: B

Escaped Defects are those defects reported by the customer that have escaped all software quality processes, and are usually pointed out by the customer during the Iteration Review meeting.

Reference: www.agilebok.org

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Question 21: Product defects reported by the customer that have escaped all software quality processes are called?

A) Primary Defects
B ) Escaped Defects
C) Secondary Defects
D) Undetected Defects

Correct Answer to Q#20: A

A Feature Breakdown Structure is an Agile artifact that displays the backlog of features for each of the releases on an Agile project.

Reference: The Software Project Manager's Bridge to Agility, Michele Sliger, Stacia Broderick, 2008.

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Question 20: Traditional Project Management uses a Work Breakdown structure to develop requirements in terms of activities. What type of breakdown structure is used in Agile to for this purpose?

A) Feature Breakdown Structure
B ) Product Breakdown Structure
C) Activity Breakdown Structure
D) Theme Breakdown Structure