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Which adaptive planning artifact shows a high-level schedule of features across future iterations or releases?
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Correct answer: Release roadmap

Explanation

A release roadmap provides a forward-looking view of planned features across releases or iterations. It communicates strategic intent without over-committing to detailed plans that will need to change.

**Why not A:** Daily standup notes capture day-to-day task status within a single iteration. They do not provide a high-level view of features across multiple iterations or releases — they are an operational coordination tool, not a strategic planning artifact.

**Why not B:** The Definition of Done is a quality agreement that specifies what criteria must be met for work to be considered complete. It does not contain schedule information or feature sequencing across releases.

**Why not D:** Team working agreements define how team members collaborate (communication norms, meeting schedules, coding standards). They address team process, not the strategic sequencing of features across future releases.

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This question covers Explain the components of an adaptive plan under Explain the components of an adaptive plan (Agile Frameworks/Methodologies).

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