A daily stand-up meeting (also called a daily Scrum) is a short meeting (usually 15 minutes) that Agile teams hold to synchronize progress. Its agenda is structured around three key questions:
What was accomplished yesterday? (Progress review).
What is planned for today? (Work alignment).
What impediments or roadblocks exist? (Barriers identification).
This process enhances transparency, communication, and accountability, ensuring the team can quickly address obstacles and stay aligned with sprint goals.
Option A: Correct — yesterday’s work is discussed.
Option B: Correct — today’s planned tasks are outlined.
Option C: Correct — roadblocks are highlighted.
Option D: Incomplete since it misses C.
Option E: Correct — covers all agenda items.
Thus, the correct answer is Option E (All of the above).
[Reference:, DASCA Data Scientist Knowledge Framework (DSKF) – Agile Practices in Data Science Projects., ]
