PK0-005 Tools and Documentation Practice Question
During a sprint review, the team shows that they completed 30 story points this sprint, which is consistent with their average velocity. The product owner asks how much work the team can likely complete in the next two sprints. Using velocity, what is the best estimate?
⚠ Common exam trap
PK0-005 often tests simple velocity math, and candidates either forget to multiply by the number of sprints or confuse velocity (per sprint) with total capacity — the trap is picking the single-sprint number (30) instead of the two-sprint forecast (60).
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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60 story points
Velocity is the average amount of work (in story points) a team completes per sprint. If the team consistently completes 30 story points per sprint, then over two sprints the expected throughput is 30 × 2 = 60 story points. This is the standard velocity-based forecasting method in Agile.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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30 story points
Why it's wrong here
Thirty points covers only one sprint, ignoring the second entirely, so it understates the two-sprint forecast. It tempts because 30 is the confirmed average velocity, which is the correct figure for a single sprint rather than the two requested.
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90 story points
Why it's wrong here
Ninety points assumes 45 per sprint, exceeding the stated average velocity of 30, so it overstates capacity. It tempts as a rough doubling of the two-sprint horizon, but velocity forecasting multiplies the known average by the sprint count, giving 60.
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60 story points
Why this is correct
Velocity of 30 story points per sprint, sustained over two sprints, gives 30 × 2 = 60 story points. This satisfies the stem's constraint that the team performs consistently with its average velocity, making straight extrapolation the best estimate.
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45 story points
Why it's wrong here
Forty-five points implies 22.5 per sprint, which contradicts the established average velocity of 30. It tempts as a split of the 90-point figure, but velocity-based forecasting simply multiplies the average by the number of sprints, yielding 60.
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