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Product Backlog and Daily Stand-ups
publish date: 2026/06/04 20:56:23.007524 UTC
volume_muteIn Scrum, two mechanisms help keep the team aligned and work prioritised. Match each mechanism to its correct description.
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Mechanism
Product backlog
Daily stand-up meeting
Description
The list of work to be done on the project — reviewed each sprint, with priorities and risks assigned; customers can introduce new requirements at the beginning of each sprint
A short, focused meeting where all team members share their progress since the last meeting, problems that have arisen, and what is planned for the following day — enabling short-term replanning
Correct Answer
(1) Product backlog,The list of work to be done on the project — reviewed each sprint, with priorities and risks assigned; customers can introduce new requirements at the beginning of each sprint
(2) Daily stand-up meeting,A short, focused meeting where all team members share their progress since the last meeting, problems that have arisen, and what is planned for the following day — enabling short-term replanning
Explanation
Product backlog: the list of work to be done — reviewed at sprint start, priorities and risks assigned, customer can add new requirements. Daily stand-up: all team members share progress, problems, and next-day plans — everyone knows what's going on and can replan short-term work. There is no top-down direction from the Scrum master.
Reference
Software Engineering, Ian Sommerville, 9th edition