To answer this question, we need to understand the different meetings in the Scrum framework.

Option A) Sprint planning meeting - This option is part of Scrum. The sprint planning meeting is held at the beginning of each sprint and involves the Scrum team determining which items from the product backlog will be worked on during the sprint.

Option B) Product review meeting - This option is not part of Scrum. The correct answer is B.

Option C) Sprint review meeting - This option is part of Scrum. The sprint review meeting is held at the end of each sprint and involves the Scrum team presenting the completed work to stakeholders for feedback.

Option D) Sprint retrospective meeting - This option is part of Scrum. The sprint retrospective meeting is held at the end of each sprint and involves the Scrum team reflecting on the completed sprint and identifying areas for improvement.

The correct answer is B. The product review meeting is not part of Scrum.

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To answer this question, you need to understand the different colors associated with flags used to indicate the status of an alert.

Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) Green flag - This option is incorrect because a green flag does not indicate that the alert is new. Green flags are typically used to indicate that a task or an action has been completed successfully.

Option B) Pink flag - This option is incorrect because a pink flag does not indicate that the alert is new. Pink flags are not commonly used to indicate the status of alerts.

Option C) Red flag - This option is correct because a red flag indicates that the alert is new. Red flags are commonly used to draw attention to new or urgent alerts.

Option D) Blue flag - This option is incorrect because a blue flag does not indicate that the alert is new. Blue flags are not commonly used to indicate the status of alerts.

The correct answer is C) Red flag. This option is correct because a red flag indicates that the alert is new.

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To answer this question, you need to understand the concept of views in Quality Center.

Option A) Personal view - This option is incorrect because it does not accurately describe a view in Quality Center.

Option B) My view - This option is incorrect because it does not accurately describe a view in Quality Center.

Option C) Favorite view - This option is correct because it accurately describes a view in Quality Center. A favorite view is a customized view of a Quality Center window with the settings you apply to it.

Option D) Fav view - This option is incorrect because it is an abbreviation of "Favorite view" and does not provide a complete and accurate description.

The correct answer is C) Favorite view. This option is correct because it accurately describes a view in Quality Center.

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To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) Specify Releases, Specify Requirements, Plan Tests, Execute Tests, Run Tests This option is incorrect because there is no phase called "Run Tests" in the test management process.

Option B) Specify Releases, Specify Requirements, Plan Tests, Execute Tests, Track Defects This option is correct because it includes all the necessary phases in test management. "Specify Releases" involves identifying the different releases of the software. "Specify Requirements" involves documenting the requirements to be tested. "Plan Tests" involves creating a test plan. "Execute Tests" involves running the tests. "Track Defects" involves logging and monitoring any defects found during testing.

Option C) Specify Releases, Specify Requirements, Plan Tests, Execute Tests, Analyze Tests This option is incorrect because it does not include the phase of tracking defects, which is an important part of test management.

Option D) Specify Releases, Specify Requirements, Plan Tests, Analyze Tests, Track Defects This option is incorrect because it does not include the phase of executing tests, which is a crucial part of test management.

The correct answer is Option B) Specify Releases, Specify Requirements, Plan Tests, Execute Tests, Track Defects. This option is correct because it includes all the necessary phases in test management.

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To answer this question, we need to analyze the given paragraph and determine which statements are true.

The paragraph states that the system shall allow cash advances of at least 500 dollars for all supported credit cards. It also provides a list of supported credit cards, which includes American Express, Visa, Japan Credit Bank, Eurocard, and Master Card.

Let's go through each statement to determine its accuracy:

A. The paragraph is ambiguous in terms of supported cards. This statement is false. The paragraph clearly states the list of supported credit cards as American Express, Visa, Japan Credit Bank, Eurocard, and Master Card. There is no ambiguity in terms of supported cards.

B. The paragraph indicates potential performance problems. This statement is not mentioned in the paragraph. There is no indication of potential performance problems based on the given information.

C. The paragraph is unclear in terms of advance limits. This statement is true. The paragraph states that the system shall allow cash advances of at least 500 dollars for all supported credit cards. However, it does not provide any specific information about the maximum advance limit for the supported credit cards. Therefore, the advance limits are unclear.

D. The paragraph indicates potential usability problems. This statement is false. The paragraph does not provide any information that indicates potential usability problems. It only specifies the requirement for cash advances and the list of supported credit cards.

Based on the analysis above, the correct statement is: C. The paragraph is unclear in terms of advance limits.

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