1. Agile Training Camp e-Learning Module Introduction -

2. What is burn-down? None of the above The number of hours completed for all tasks minus the number of hours still remaining. The number of completed tasks within an iteration. The total number of hours for all tasks that have been completed. The estimated number of hours still remaining for all tasks within an iteration. Introduction -Explanation -

3. How is burn-down used? To determine which people on a team are making the most contribution To compare one team with another To maximize the work a team can perform To determine the amount of work that can fit within an iteration To measure the progress a team is making during an iteration Introduction -Explanation -

4. How often should burn-down be calculated? The customer should decide on the frequency Quarterly Monthly Weekly Daily Introduction -Explanation -

5. Who is the primary audience for burn- down? Burn-down is primarily for the development team so it can gauge how much work still remains in an iteration. Introduction -Explanation -