Three testers joined the team just before the build completed. In a team meeting they said quality is poor and testing should stop until all defects are fixed. Which three actions should the project manager take? (Choose three.)

The project manager should request more details from the testers to understand the specific issues and their severity, as "poor quality" is subjective. Facilitating a team brainstorming session allows for collaborative problem-solving, leveraging the collective experience of the entire team, including the new testers, to identify root causes and potential solutions. Proceeding with testing as planned is crucial because stopping testing could delay the project further and prevent the identification of other critical defects. The new testers' assessment is preliminary; a complete testing cycle provides comprehensive data. Halting the project is an extreme measure not warranted by an initial, possibly anecdotal, report from new team members without further investigation. Seeking assistance from the sponsor is premature; the project manager should first attempt to resolve the issue internally with the team.