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In planning poker, why do team members reveal their cards 'simultaneously'?
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Revealing at the same time prevents 'anchoring', where an early number sways everyone else's estimate.
2 / 5
Story points measure 'relative complexity'. What does that mean?
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Story points express relative effort/complexity versus a baseline story, not concrete hours.
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Two estimates are far apart, so the team 'discusses the spread'. What is happening?
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Discussing the spread surfaces differing assumptions and risks before the team re-estimates toward consensus.
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Which sentence correctly uses 'baseline story'?
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A baseline (reference) story is a well-understood item used as the yardstick for relative estimation.
5 / 5
Someone plays a '?' card in planning poker. What does it signal?
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A '?' means the estimator doesn't have enough information yet and the story needs more clarity.