What will happen to the other 5 issues if they wish to complete the current sprint?

In the current sprint, users have 10 issues but their team is only able to complete 5 issues.

What will happen to the other 5 issues if they wish to complete the current sprint? (Choose two.)

A. Unresolved issues will be removed.

B. Users can move them to the next sprint.

C. Users can move them to the other active sprints.

D. Unresolved issues will be archived.

E. Users can move them to their backlog.

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Answer: B E

Explanation:

When a team completes a sprint in Jira and there are issues that have not been completed, the software provides options for handling these unfinished issues. From the options you’ve provided:

B. Users can move them to the next sprint.

If another sprint is already planned, the incomplete issues can be moved to that sprint.

E. Users can move them to their backlog.

If there is not a sprint already planned, or if it’s uncertain when the team will work on these issues, they can be moved back to the backlog.

The other options (A. Unresolved issues will be removed, C. Users can move them to the other active sprints, D. Unresolved issues will be archived) do not typically occur in standard usage of Jira’s Scrum boards. Active sprints are typically unique to each Scrum board and not shared among multiple teams, and unresolved issues are not automatically removed or archived when a sprint is completed. The exact behavior may depend on your specific Jira configuration and workflows.