Explanation
A hybrid approach is a combination of predictive and adaptive methods that can be tailored to suit the project context and needs. Time-boxed iterations are a common feature of agile methods that allow the project team to deliver incremental value and receive feedback in a fixed period of time. Standup review meetings are short and frequent meetings where the project team members share their progress, issues, and plans for the next iteration. These techniques can help the project manager to measure the quality of the deliverables by ensuring alignment with the customer expectations, identifying defects and risks early, and promoting continuous improvement. The other options are not necessarily related to quality measurement or are not part of a hybrid approach. References: PMBOK Guide, 7th edition, page 30-31, 34-35, 40-41.