Q1:

No two stories can have dependencies among them.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Briefly justify your answer.

Q2:

What is the fundamental problem with the following story?

"As a developer, I want to finalize the database table changes and additions for the release so that we dont have to make changes to the model later."

Answer choices:

A: The story needs more negotiations

B: The story does not provide business value to the customer

C: The story is not independent

D: There is no problem. The story is just fine as it is

Briefly justify your answer.

Q3:

What is the fundamental problem with the following story?

"As a Student, I want to enroll in a course that is good for my future academic plans."

Answer choices:

A: The story is not valuable

B: The story is not testable

C: The story is not independent

D: There is no problem. The story is just fine as it is

Briefly justify your answer.

Q1:

Every user story in a product backlog should have a unique priority.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Q2:

The development team gets to prioritize user stories because they are the ones to implement them.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Q3:

Story point estimation is something that should be done as a team.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Briefly discuss why or why not?

Q4:

Story points represent the number of hours a particular story will take to complete.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Q5:

Once a user story is in the product backlog, it cannot be changed in any way.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Elaborate on your answer.

Additional question: Why do you believe story points do not follow a linear scale (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)