The correct answer is not what the customer really intended. The gulf of evaluation is defined as the difference between what the customer intended and what was actually built. The other answers are incorrect because they don’t accurately
portray the gulf of evaluation. The gulf of evaluation has nothing to do with what the developers or ScrumMaster want; internal processes need to make sure that the first release is what the developers delivered so that choice is not
a reasonable option; the gulf of evaluation is a misunderstanding between the customer and the delivery team.