8. Who is responsible for performing testing in an Agile team?A: testerB: developerC: product owner (PO)D: scrum master9. Continuous integration involvesA: the possibility to run some of the tests in a batch and a verdict being provided.B: the possibility to run all tests in a batch and a verdict being provided.C: some of the tests being automatically run once a commit triggers it and a verdict being provided.D: all the tests being automatically run once a commit triggers it and a verdict being provided. 7. Test situation: You are nearing the end of a project. Your unit and integration tests are complete, and you are half-way through the system tests. The Project Manager (PjM) from the customer comes into your office a week before the due date and your team demonstrates that thefeature works well by showing several use cases where the user successfully completes a transaction. The Customer PjM is very impressed and tells your Product Owner (PO) that he "gives his acceptance" and would like to have the feature delivered now. What is your advice to yourPO?A:The product can be released as soon as your team completes system testing, since the customerhas accepted it, thus the acceptance test is complete.B: The product can be released, since the customer has accepted it, thus the acceptance test is already complete, which overrides all lower levels of testing.C: The product cannot be released, since both the system test and the acceptance test are incomplete.ⒸD: The product should not be released since the due date has not come yet.8. Who is responsible for performing testing in an Agile team?A: testerOB: developerOC: product owner (PO)OD: scrum master

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