What is Sprint Review?

• A. A meeting to reflect on the progress and release of the application
• B. A meeting to review how to improve the way the team operates
• C. A meeting for team members to review the backlog and refine user story details
• D. A meeting to showcase the completed features from the Sprint to stakeholders

Answer: (D)

Sprint Review is the event held at the end of a sprint where the team shows the work completed during the sprint to stakeholders. The core idea is to inspect the increment, gather feedback, and decide how the product might be released or adjusted going forward. It’s a collaborative session with the Product Owner and stakeholders, focusing on what’s been built and how it fits the overall goals. After the review, the Product Backlog is typically updated to reflect new insights and priorities.

This is different from a retrospective, which focuses on the team’s processes and how to improve them, and from backlog refinement, which is about clarifying and detailing backlog items. The emphasis here is on demonstrating the finished features and discussing next steps with stakeholders.