Select the two meetings in which people outside the Scrum Team are allowed to participate.

The Sprint Review is one of the key ceremonies in Scrum where the Scrum Team presents the work completed during the Sprint to stakeholders and gathers feedback. This meeting is designed to ensure transparency and foster collaboration with those outside of the Scrum Team, such as team members from other departments, customers, or any interested parties. The primary goal during the Sprint Review is to inspect the product increment and adapt the Product Backlog based on the feedback, making it essential for stakeholders to be present.

The other meeting that allows for participation from outside the Scrum Team is the Sprint Planning, where the Scrum Team discusses what can be delivered in the upcoming Sprint and how that work will be achieved. While primarily attended by the Scrum Team, stakeholders may also provide input on priorities and discuss the Product Backlog items which helps the team align with business objectives.

The Daily Scrum and Sprint Retrospective, however, are meetings that the Scrum Team conducts internally. The Daily Scrum is focused on the team's coordination and progress, while the Sprint Retrospective is a session for the team to reflect and improve their processes. Participation from outside the Scrum Team in these meetings is not appropriate, as the focus is on fostering an internal discussion without external influences.

In summary, the Sprint Review allows external participation