In Scrum, which event takes place at the end of a Sprint to show the completed Increment (the working product) to stakeholders, gather feedback and adjust future direction and the Product Backlog?

Answer: A. Sprint Review

In the Sprint Review, the outcome of the Sprint is inspected together with stakeholders, and what to do next is discussed in light of changes in the market and requirements. The Sprint Retrospective, held afterwards, is different in that it improves how the team works, including people, processes and tools, rather than the product. The Daily Scrum is a short meeting of 15 minutes or less held every day by the Developers to inspect progress toward the Sprint Goal and adjust the plan for the day. Sprints repeat with a fixed length of one month or less.

• A. Correct. The product is shown to stakeholders, and what to do next is reviewed together.
• B. This is the reflection at the end of the Sprint, which improves the team's way of working rather than the product.
• C. This is the meeting of 15 minutes or less held by the Developers every day, not a place to show the product to stakeholders.