Which characteristics indicate a Product Backlog Item is "Ready" for selection in Sprint Planning? Select three.

A Product Backlog Item is considered "Ready" for selection in Sprint Planning when it has certain key characteristics that ensure it can be adequately addressed during the upcoming Sprint.

When a Product Backlog Item is well refined, it means that it has been broken down into manageable parts and has a clear understanding of its requirements, acceptance criteria, and any dependencies it may have. This preparation allows the team to accurately assess the size and complexity of the item, making it easier to commit to completing it within the Sprint time frame.

Additionally, an item should be able to be "Done" within one Sprint. This characteristic is crucial because if an item cannot be completed within the Sprint duration, it disrupts the Sprint's focus and goals. Therefore, ensuring that the item can be completed in the designated time fosters a more effective planning process and promotes team alignment on what can realistically be achieved.

The item’s position in the backlog can also influence its readiness. If items are located closer to the top of the Product Backlog, they typically indicate that they are prioritized for upcoming work, which often correlates with being well refined and prepared for implementation. However, it's important to note that being at the bottom of the Product Backlog does not indicate readiness; items there