Correct Answer: A
In agile, work is considered "done" only when it meets the agreed-uponDefinition of Done (DoD), which includes all aspects like coding, review, testing, and documentation. If there's disagreement about completion, thePMI Agile Practice Guide (Section 5.3 Sprint Review and Acceptance)recommends revisiting and aligning the DoD between the team and product owner.
Mike Griffiths in hisPMI-ACP Exam Prep Book (Chapter 6: Value-Driven Delivery)explains that without aclear and shared Definition of Done, misunderstandings about completion status can occur, especially with quality-related tasks like testing.
* Option Ais correct because aligning on the DoD resolves current and future misunderstandings.
* Option Bintroduces unnecessary escalation.
* Option Cpostpones resolution and does not solve the core issue.
* Option Dincorrectly assumes testing isn't part of the story's completion criteria.