To ensure that the software meets all requirements.

To detect and fix defects as early as possible.

To provide continuous feedback to the development team.

All of the above.

Test early and often.

Collaborate with the development team.

Automate testing whenever possible.

All of the above.

To ensure that the software meets all requirements.

To develop and execute test plans.

To provide feedback to the development team.

All of the above.

Exploratory testing.

Pair testing.

Mob testing.

All of the above.

To reflect on the previous Sprint and identify areas for improvement.

To plan the next Sprint.

To review the progress of the project.

All of the above.

Test coverage.

Defect density.

Mean time to repair (MTTR).

All of the above.

To integrate changes from multiple developers into a single codebase.

To detect and fix defects early.

To provide continuous feedback to the development team.

All of the above.

Jira.

Zephyr.

Selenium.

All of the above.

To facilitate Scrum ceremonies.

To remove impediments for the team.

To ensure that the team follows Agile principles and practices.

All of the above.

Build quality in from the start.

Test early and often.

Collaborate with the development team.

All of the above.

To describe a feature or functionality that the software should have.

To estimate the effort required to implement the feature.

To prioritize the features to be developed.

All of the above.

Test-driven development (TDD).

Behavior-driven development (BDD).

Acceptance test-driven development (ATDD).

All of the above.

To represent the stakeholders and their needs.

To prioritize the features to be developed.

To work with the development team to create the product.

All of the above.

Improved quality of the software.

Reduced time to market.

Increased customer satisfaction.

All of the above.

To plan the work to be done in the next Sprint.

To estimate the effort required for each task.

To assign tasks to team members.

All of the above.