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Question 1 |
What kind of product analysis would be right to provide while defining project scope?
A | All choices are right. |
B | Value engineering, and value analysis. |
C | Product breakdown and system analysis. |
D | Requirements analysis, system engineering. |
Question 1 Explanation:
All choices but not limited to the listed are right depending on application area and type of deliverable, whether a product, process, service or other.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope: Tools and Techniques]
Question 2 |
What is the major role of verify scope process?
A | Measure project performance. |
B | Control project scope. |
C | Gain acceptance of the deliverables. |
D | Get acceptance of the project. |
Question 2 Explanation:
Verify Scope process produces acceptance of the intermediate deliverables of the project.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 3 |
What information project scope statement contains?
A | All choices are right. |
B | Project scope description, product acceptance criteria.
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C | Project exclusions, constrains, and assumptions. |
D | Project deliverables. |
Question 3 Explanation:
All choices are right.
[1 - 5.2.3 Define Scope: Outputs]
Question 4 |
Who crates a work breakdown structure?
A | Project manager. |
B | Project team lead by project manger. |
C | PMO. |
D | Stakeholders. |
Question 4 Explanation:
Work breakdown structure should be created with active participation of a project team using various communication and group decision making methods, like meeting, focus group, etc.
Question 5 |
A project team collects requirements and uses _____.
A | Mind mapping. |
B | List of priorities. |
C | Organizational process assets. |
D | Score matrix. |
Question 5 Explanation:
Mind mapping is an effective tool for creating a view of consolidated ideas generated through brainstorming.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 6 |
A project manager is going to meet with customer to obtain acceptance of the deliverable. What of the following information may be needed for that meeting?
A | Risk management plan and project charter. |
B | Project management plan and scope baseline. |
C | Scope management plan and change management plan. |
D | Requirements management plan and communication plan. |
Question 6 Explanation:
Project management plan and scope baseline are the documents to be present during meeting with customer while discussing acceptance of the deliverable.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 7 |
How the processes of collecting requirements fits scope project management?
A | Identifying and documenting stakeholders requirements that meet project objectives. |
B | Documenting stakeholders requirements that meet project objectives. |
C | Identifying stakeholders wishes that meet project objectives and documenting them as requirements. |
D | Defining and documenting stakeholders requirements that meet project objectives. |
Question 7 Explanation:
Defining and documenting stakeholders requirements that meet project objectives is the right answer. Here the play of words brings different meaning to project manager's work.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 8 |
A project manager called a meeting for _____ to clarify requirements related to specific knowledge areas.
A | Users group. |
B | Focus group. |
C | Project team. |
D | Stakeholders group. |
Question 8 Explanation:
Focus group of subject matter experts helps to address specific knowledge areas as issues on the project, including but limited to requirements, technical or business, issues, etc.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 9 |
Which document provides the detailed description of the work to be done by a project team?
A | Requirements. |
B | Project plan. |
C | WBS dictionary. |
D | Change request. |
Question 9 Explanation:
Detailed description of the work to be done is provided in WBS dictionary.
Question 10 |
Before continue collecting further demands, what techniques would be useful for braking already documented requirements to suitable groups?
A | Pareto diagram. |
B | Mind maps. |
C | Affinity diagram. |
D | Pareto diagram. |
Question 10 Explanation:
Affinity diagram helps to group already collected requirements by similarity and document new ones. This technique also simplifies identifying additional scope or risks.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 11 |
What information is used for preparation a detailed project scope statement?
A | Project requirements and project risks that are documented during project initiation and described in project statement of work. |
B | Product requirements, assumptions, constrains, and project risks that are documented during project initiation. |
C | Definition of major project deliverables, initial requirements, assumptions, and constrains provided in project charter. |
D | Description of major project deliverables, assumptions, and constrains that are documented during project initiation. |
Question 11 Explanation:
Description of major project deliverables, assumptions, and constrains that are documented during project initiation.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 12 |
What kind of experts can be invited to discuss project scope?
A | Experts from professional and technical associations. |
B | Other departments in the organization, stakeholders and consultants. |
C | All choices are right. |
D | Whether internal or external subject matter experts. |
Question 12 Explanation:
All choices are right. For the sake of receiving appropriate professional expert judgement all listed but no limited to sources can help.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope: Tools and Techniques]
Question 13 |
What needs to be done if during project execution a deviation in the requirements was identified?
A | Allow the deviation if it does not effect scope, schedule, cost and quality. |
B | Issue the change request using integrated change control system. |
C | Allow the deviation if it does not effect scope, schedule, cost and customer satisfaction. |
D | Analyze and fix a cause of the problem. |
Question 13 Explanation:
Analyzing before acting is the rule what any project manger should follow. Fixing a cause of the problem may eliminate new problems and issues.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 14 |
How the work breakdown structure shows dependencies?
A | In project plan. |
B | In project schedule. |
C | In work breakdown structure dictionary. |
D | Does not show dependencies. |
Question 14 Explanation:
WBS does not show dependencies. Other choices are not related to the matter of specified here question.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 15 |
How detailed work breakdown structure should be?
A | The level of decomposition should as detailed as possible so the project deliverables could reach customers' satisfaction. |
B | The level of decomposition should provide enough for creating activities list and estimate resource requirements. |
C | The level of decomposition should provide enough information to keep project on schedule. |
D | The level of decomposition should provide enough information that project team could reach project objectives. |
Question 15 Explanation:
The level of decomposition should provide enough information that project team could reach project objectives.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 16 |
What kind of work packages should be included to work breakdown structure?
A | Realistically estimated and described in details. |
B | Assumed to be delivered on time. |
C | Identified on critical path. |
D | Suggested by PMO. |
Question 16 Explanation:
Realistically estimated, described in details, delivered quickly, and are ready to be outsourced without additional information should be included in WBS. This means that WBS dictionary has been also developed for each work package.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 17 |
What of the following information needs to be maintained while defining project scope?
A | Assumptions, constrains, and risks. |
B | Assumptions, constrains, risks and scope management plan. |
C | Assumptions, constrains, product quality and project processes. |
D | Assumptions, constrains, risks, and organizational process assets. |
Question 17 Explanation:
Assumptions, constrains, and risks need to be maintained during define scope process. Newly discovered artifacts need to be added.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 18 |
How the nominal group technique is used in collecting requirements process?
A | Advanced Delphi technique. |
B | Enhanced brainstorming. |
C | Enhanced affinity method. |
D | Prototyping. |
Question 18 Explanation:
Nominal group technique is used to enhanced brainstorming by adding voting process to rank the most useful ideas for further brainstorming or for prioritization of requirements.
[1 - 5.1.2.4 Collect Requirements: Tools and Techniques. Group Creativity Techniques.]
Question 19 |
What is the project scope management?
A | A set of processes to ensure successful completion of all the required work on the project. |
B | A list of assumptions and constrains that limit the project work. |
C | A list of activities to be done during the project. |
D | A set of documents and processes to ensure that all the requirements that provided by stakeholders are implemented. |
Question 19 Explanation:
Project Scope Management is a set of processes to ensure that the project includes all and only the required work, for successful completion of the project.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 20 |
What are the benefits of using work breakdown structure?
A | Helps to identifying influence of change in scope, activities or work packages and entire project. |
B | Confirming allocation of project budget. |
C | Al choices are right. |
D | Ensuring procurements is done on schedule. |
Question 20 Explanation:
WBS helps to identifying influence of change in scope, activities or work packages and entire project.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 21 |
What input project manager uses while collects requirements?
A | Project charter and stakeholder register. |
B | Project chanter and WBS. |
C | List of stakeholders and initial requirements. |
D | Business case and project charter. |
Question 21 Explanation:
Project charter and stakeholder register are two documents are required for effectively collect requirements. The initial requirements and business case may not include enough information; some initial requirements or wishes may not be confirmed by project charter. The project stakeholders register will help to identify the right sources for the project or product requirements and their details.
[1 - 5.1.1 Collect Requirements: Input]
Question 22 |
What information project scope contains?
A | Detailed description of the project. |
B | Detailed description of the product. |
C | Detailed description of the project and product. |
D | Detailed description of how the requirements to the project and product will be managed during the source of the project. |
Question 22 Explanation:
Project scope contains detailed description of the project and product.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 23 |
A project manager and project team members are interviewing stakeholders and creating _____.
A | Requirements changes process. |
B | Requirements documentation. |
C | Project plan. |
D | Project scope status. |
Question 23 Explanation:
Interviewing stakeholders is one of collect requirements techniques that delivers requirements documentation.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 24 |
When the verify scope process should be done?
A | During planning. |
B | At the end of project. |
C | At the end of each phase. |
D | During collecting requirements. |
Question 24 Explanation:
Verify scope process should be done at the end of each phase or when acceptance of an intermediate deliverable is required.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 25 |
What components scope baseline includes?
A | Work breakdown structure dictionary. |
B | All choices are right. |
C | Project scope statement. |
D | Work breakdown structure. |
Question 25 Explanation:
Scope baseline includes all project scope statement, work breakdown structure and work breakdown structure dictionary.
[1 - 5.3.3 Create WBS: Outputs]
Question 26 |
What project management tool needs to be created after the project scope statement was completed?
A | Create network diagram. |
B | Divide project work to smaller more manageable components. |
C | Develop schedule. |
D | Create activities list. |
Question 26 Explanation:
Create WBS, with means divide project work and project deliverables to smaller more manageable components.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 27 |
What processes project scope management includes?
A | Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS, verify scope, control scope. |
B | Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS, verify scope, control scope, determine quality quality standards, processes and procedures. |
C | Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS, verify scope, control scope, identify risks and risk management strategies. |
D | Collect requirements, define scope, create activities list, create WBS, create network diagram, determine critical path, verify scope, control scope. |
Question 27 Explanation:
Project scope management includes following processes collect requirements, define scope, create WBS, verify scope, control scope.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 28 |
A project ream has completed the work on project scope statement. What should be done next?
A | Finalize requirements. |
B | Create activities list. |
C | Create network diagram. |
D | Create work breakdown structure. |
Question 28 Explanation:
Create work breakdown structure needs to be created.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 29 |
How create WBS uses project requirements?
A | Clarifies requirements on detailed level. |
B | Breaks requirements to the detailed level. |
C | Groups the requirements into larger work packages. |
D | Breaks to smaller easier manageable pieces. |
Question 29 Explanation:
WBS breaks to requirements to smaller easier manageable pieces.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 30 |
How the scope management process works?
A | Directs how to measure project deliverables against project charter. |
B | Refers to the requirements listed in project charter. |
C | Verifies that the work planned in project scope has been completed. |
D | Provides measurements to identify completeness of change. |
Question 30 Explanation:
Scope management process verifies that the work planned in project scope has been completed.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 31 |
What information is needed for collecting requirements?
A | Organizational process assets and requirements management plan. |
B | Contact list of stakeholders, information about their responsibilities and influence to the project. |
C | Enterprise environment factors, including requirements management system. |
D | Project charter and requirements management plan. |
Question 31 Explanation:
Stakeholder register and project charter should include all the require information to start collecting requirements. Other choices may also help; however, the question is about the minimum input to the process of collect requirements.
[1 - 5.1.1 Collect Requirements: Input]
Question 32 |
What documentation needs to be updated when WBS is complete?
A | Activity list. |
B | Requirements documentation. |
C | Project schedule. |
D | Estimation resource requirements. |
Question 32 Explanation:
Requirements documentation needs to be updated when WBS is completed. Other choices are outputs of the processes that come next.
[1 - 5.3.3 Create WBS: Outputs]
Question 33 |
What information included WBS dictionary?
A | Detailed description of the work package. |
B | List of activities to complete work package. |
C | Technical references and contact information related to work package. |
D | Constrains and assumptions for work to complete work package. |
Question 33 Explanation:
All choices are right, but not limited to the listed here; so, WBS dictionary includes detailed description of the work package.
[1 - 5.3.3 Create WBS: Outputs]
Question 34 |
Requirements management plan is output of which process?
A | Develop project management plan. |
B | Determine how to execute and control management plans. |
C | Collect project requirements. |
D | Develop project scope statement. |
Question 34 Explanation:
Requirements management plan is one of the outputs of collect project requirements process.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 35 |
What status of the collected requirements needs to be reached?
A | All choices are right. |
B | Balanced. |
C | Finalized. |
D | Confirmed. |
Question 35 Explanation:
All choices are right, the requirements need to be balanced, finalized, and confirmed with all stakeholders.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 36 |
Which process group includes creation the project scope statement?
A | Initiation. |
B | Planning. |
C | Execution. |
D | Closing. |
Question 36 Explanation:
Project Scope Statement is created planning process group.
Question 37 |
Which tool can be used to reaching consensus in the requirements.
A | Delhi techniques. |
B | Linear programming. |
C | Fish-bone analysis. |
D | Benefit-cost analysis. |
Question 37 Explanation:
Delhi technique is used with a selected group of experts, who provide their feedback on distributed questionnaires through the rounds until a consensus is reached. The facilitator keeps expert's feedback anonymously.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 38 |
What documents are required for defining project scope?
A | Project charter, list of requirements, requirements matrix, requirements organizational process assets. |
B | Project charter, requirements documentation, organizational process assets. |
C | Project charter, list of requirements, enterprise environment factors. |
D | Project charter, requirements documentation, organizational process assets. |
Question 38 Explanation:
Project charter, requirements documentation, organizational process assets are the input to the process of defining of project scope.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 39 |
What work breakdown structure refers to?
A | Graphical presentation of the project activities. |
B | Sequentially indexed list of project activities. |
C | Sequentially indexed list of the related work packages. |
D | Indexed list of activities scheduled on the project. |
Question 39 Explanation:
Work breakdown structure is a graphical presentation of the project activities.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 40 |
What input requires to create work breakdown structure?
A | Project scope statement, list of requirements and organizational process assets. |
B | Project scope statement, requirements documentation and organizational process assets. |
C | All choices are right. |
D | Project scope statement, requirements documentation and enterprise environmental factors. |
Question 40 Explanation:
Project scope statement, requirements documentation and organizational process assets is the right answer.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 41 |
What process should I use to prepare for the meeting with customer?
A | Validate scope. |
B | Monitor scope. |
C | Verify scope. |
D | Control scope. |
Question 41 Explanation:
Verify Scope process is used for verification of deliverable completeness in preparation for acceptance meting or request for acceptance.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 42 |
Project success is directly influences by quality of _____.
A | Gathering and managing project and product requirements. |
B | Change management requests. |
C | Selected project resources. |
D | Feedback provided by stakeholders. |
Question 42 Explanation:
Gathering and managing project and product requirements is the right answer. The other selections are not significant keys in the work and can be replaced, while requirements are the base of the project and their quality is the most influential.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 43 |
What sources of the requirements should be used for creating project scope?
A | Historical documents. |
B | All stakeholders and related documents. |
C | PMO. |
D | Managers, who assigned you to the project, customers and documents provided by sponsor. |
Question 43 Explanation:
Requirements must be collected from all stakeholders included but limited to all stakeholders, sponsors, customers, users, management, etc.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 44 |
What processes from monitoring and controlling process group used in scope management process?
A | Verify scope, control scope. |
B | Perform integrated change control. |
C | Control scope, follow processes. |
D | Communicating with stakeholders and create forecasts. |
Question 44 Explanation:
Verify scope, control scope are two processes from monitoring and controlling process group that used in scope management process.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 45 |
What is the output of create work breakdown structure process?
A | WBS and WBS dictionary, scope management plan, project document update. |
B | WBS and WBS dictionary, scope monitoring and control procedure, scope verification. |
C | WBS and WBS dictionary, scope baseline, project document update. |
D | WBS and WBS dictionary, scope verification, project document update. |
Question 45 Explanation:
WBS and WBS dictionary, scope baseline, project document update are the output of create work breakdown structure and work breakdown structure dictionary.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 46 |
What of the following solutions would acceptable when a stakeholders group is divided to blocks by interests.
A | Balance. |
B | Dictatorship. |
C | Plurality. |
D | Minority. |
Question 46 Explanation:
Plurality is one of the acceptable alternatives to reach a consensus within largest block even if majority within all group was not reached while using group decision making techniques.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 47 |
What are product requirements v.s. project requirements?
A | Technical specifications of the project deliverable. |
B | Technical specifications of the project information management system. |
C | The way how the project will be managed. |
D | Technology requirements to manage changes in the project. |
Question 47 Explanation:
Product requirements are more technical and include business specifications of the project deliverable, while project requirements are focused on the way of how to managing project.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 48 |
What is the purpose of control scope process?
A | Controlling changes to the scope through all phases of the project. |
B | Measuring performance of the project through its all phases. |
C | Monitoring the project status, its scope and managing changes to the scope baseline. |
D | Controlling the project scope and ensuring all defects have been fixed. |
Question 48 Explanation:
Monitoring the project status, its scope and managing changes to the scope baseline.
[1 - 5.5 Control Scope]
Question 49 |
Which of the following project management knowledge area is most useful while collecting requirements?
A | Risks. |
B | Communications. |
C | Negotiation. |
D | Procurement. |
Question 49 Explanation:
Effective communications is one of the most useful project management knowledge areas while collecting requirements.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 50 |
What information is needed to perform verify scope process?
A | Project charter, project management plan, requirements documentation, requirements traceability matrix and validated deliverables. |
B | Project scope, project management plan, list of requirements, requirements traceability matrix and validated deliverables. |
C | Product scope, project management plan, requirements documentation, requirements traceability matrix and validated deliverables. |
D | Project management plan, requirements documentation, requirements traceability matrix, and validated deliverables. |
Question 50 Explanation:
Project management plan, requirements documentation, requirements traceability matrix and validated deliverables are inputs to Verify Scope process.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 51 |
Which of the following processes complete the deliverables?
A | Monitoring and controlling. |
B | Closing. |
C | Direct and manage project execution. |
D | Executing. |
Question 51 Explanation:
Deliverables are complete using the Direct and Manage Project Execution processes, which are included to all execution, monitoring and controlling, and closing project groups.
Question 52 |
How control scope process is used while managing changes?
A | Monitors whether preventive, corrective actions or defect repair have been taken when change request is approved. |
B | Measuring performance of the implemented changes in the scope base line. |
C | Ensures all corrective and preventive actions have been process through perform integrated change control process. |
D | Ensure all requested changes have been approved through the perform integrated control process. |
Question 52 Explanation:
Control scope ensures all corrective and preventive actions have been process through perform integrated change control process.
[1 - 5.5 Control Scope]
Question 53 |
What is control account in work breakdown structure?
A | Work packages estimated on higher level. |
B | Work packages, identified as milestones. |
C | Work package, execution of which to be controlled. |
D | Work packages, execution of which to be monitored. |
Question 53 Explanation:
Work packages estimated on higher level.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 54 |
How the work breakdown structure is built?
A | From the first line the smallest pieces following by larger components in each next level. |
B | Priorities driven sequentially divided components from largest to smallest. |
C | From the first line with largest pieces following by smaller components in each next level. |
D | Schedule driven sequentially divided components from largest to smallest. |
Question 54 Explanation:
The work breakdown is structure is built as top-down sequence from the first line with largest pieces, following by smaller components in each next level.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 55 |
What change in project scope should not be approved?
A | Change that does not provide benefits to organization performs the project. |
B | Change that does not reflect company's strategic plan. |
C | Change that does not bring extra revenue. |
D | Change that does not fit within project charter. |
Question 55 Explanation:
Change in project scope that does not fit within project charter should be be accepted.
Question 56 |
What documents should be updated when project scope statement is complete?
A | Stakeholder register, requirements documentation, and requirements traceability matrix. |
B | Requirements documentation, requirements traceability matrix. |
C | Project charter, requirements documentation, and requirements traceability matrix. |
D | Stakeholder register, requirements documentation, and work breakdown structure. |
Question 56 Explanation:
Stakeholder register, requirements documentation, and requirements traceability matrix must be updated so other team members and stakeholders would use project scope statement in other planning processes.
[1 - 5.2.3 Define Scope: Outputs]
Question 57 |
What techniques to be used if stakeholders requirements are not in balance with project objectives?
A | Escalate. |
B | Ignore. |
C | Reject. |
D | Negotiate. |
Question 57 Explanation:
If stakeholders requirements are not in balance with project objectives, the project team and project manager need to analyze the influence of the requirements, and offer options, like adjust the requirements, change priorities, implement in later releases, initiate a separate project, or drop.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 58 |
What needs to be done to ensure that project management plan is realistic?
A | Updating project all documentation after each process in planning process group is completed. |
B | Use appropriate change management process to ensure that all project documentation is updated. |
C | Proceed through iterations during planning process group and update all project document while new information become available. |
D | Use the configuration management to ensure that project documentation is constantly updated. |
Question 58 Explanation:
Proceed through iterations during planning process group and update all project document while new information become available.
[1 - 5.2. Define Scope]
Question 59 |
How the verify scope process serves a project manager?
A | Ease preparation for getting acceptance of a deliverable. |
B | Ease measure a project performance. |
C | Ease evaluation of a project status. |
D | Ease to create a work breakdown structure. |
Question 59 Explanation:
Verify Scope eases preparation for acceptance of a deliverable. The output of Verify Scope process are actually accepted deliverables and/or change requests, along with update of project documentation, indicating completion or required change.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 60 |
How the scope management process works?
A | Refers to the constrain listed in project charter. |
B | Directs how to deliver project results and to be measured during project execution. |
C | Provides measurements to identify gaps in change. |
D | Measures scope performance and corrects when needed. |
Question 60 Explanation:
Scope management process measures the scope performance and corrects it when needed.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 61 |
What tools and techniques to be used in collect requirements process?
A | Interviews, forums, workshops, decision making techniques, surveys, observations, prototypes. |
B | Project charter and stakeholder register. |
C | Lessons learned. |
D | Change management requests from previous projects. |
Question 61 Explanation:
Interviews, forums, workshops, decision making techniques, surveys, observations, prototypes are used as tools and techniques in collect requirements process.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 62 |
What benefits brings work breakdown structure to project team?
A | Indicates how work packages are related on the project and helps to specify risks, and identify impact. Links project members with stakeholders, their specific requirements, and help identify missed activities, which also helps preventing further changes. |
B | All choices are right. |
C | Helps to identify required time and cost, resources and their skills. Gets the team's by-in and focusing on the project. |
D | Eases project management by indicating only those activities that need to be done focusing on team members' expertise. |
Question 62 Explanation:
All the listed but not limited to answers are right.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 63 |
What change in project scope should not be approved?
A | Change that does not provide benefits to organization performs the project. |
B | Change that does not bring extra revenue. |
C | Change that does not fit within project charter. |
D | Change that does not reflect company's strategic plan. |
Question 63 Explanation:
Change in project scope that does not fit within project charter should be be accepted.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 64 |
What first steps to be taken in the develop requirements.
A | Analysis of product scope statement. |
B | Analysis of project scope statement. |
C | Analysis of the initial requirements. |
D | Analysis information in project charter and stakeholder register. |
Question 64 Explanation:
Analysis information in project charter [1 - 4.1.3.1] and stakeholder register [1 - 10.1.3.1] is the right answer.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 65 |
Which of the structural approach work breakdown structure has?
A | Bottom-up |
B | Top-down. |
C | Mesh decomposition. |
D | Horizontal decomposition. |
Question 65 Explanation:
Work breakdown structure has top-down descending decomposition.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 66 |
What information requires to perform control scope process?
A | Organizational process assets. |
B | Requirements documentation, requirements traceability matrix. |
C | All choices are right. |
D | Project management plan and work performance information. |
Question 66 Explanation:
All choices in together provide input into Control Scope process.
[1 - 5.5 Control Scope]
Question 67 |
What is primary objection of project scope management?
A | Describes the time, cost and quality constrains of the project. |
B | Determines the project structure, and management methodology applied to the project. |
C | Providing a list of constrains as a part of the project management plan. |
D | Defining and controlling what should be included and what should not in the project. |
Question 67 Explanation:
Project scope management defines and controls what should be included and what should not in the project.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 68 |
What tool should be used for creating work breakdown structure?
A | Collaboration. |
B | Decomposition. |
C | Expert judgement. |
D | Peer review. |
Question 68 Explanation:
Decomposition is the tool for creating WBS.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 69 |
How stakeholders' needs and expectations have to be defined?
A | Quantitative and measurable. |
B | Detailed and final. |
C | Measurable and flexible. |
D | Detailed and flexible. |
Question 69 Explanation:
The stakeholders requirements must be quantitative and measurable to be referenced in project and product scope and referenced against project deliverables.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 70 |
What process is dedicated to document how to manage and control project scope?
A | Develop project requirements and create project scope statement. |
B | Develop scope monitoring and controlling plan that are realistic. |
C | Document the scope controlling procedures in accordance to project management baselines that are realistic. |
D | Develop project management plan and management plan baselines that are realistic. |
Question 70 Explanation:
Develop project management plan and management plan baselines that are realistic is the process of creation project scope management plan, along with other management plans.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 71 |
At what level of details the work packages need to be described to take place in work breakdown structure?
A | Ready for estimation of the required efforts. |
B | Identified duration for execution. |
C | To be estimated during estimate resource requirements process. |
D | To be executed without additional information. |
Question 71 Explanation:
Realistically estimated, described in details, delivered quickly, and are ready to be outsourced without additional information should be included in WBS. This means that WBS dictionary has been also developed for each work package.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 72 |
Who participates in verify scope is process?
A | Project team with sponsor of customer are reviewing completeness of project deliverables. |
B | Project team with sponsor of customer are reviewing completeness of project deliverables. |
C | Project team with sponsor of customer are reviewing completeness of project deliverables. |
D | Project team with sponsor of customer are reviewing completeness of project deliverables and obtaining formal acceptance. |
Question 72 Explanation:
Project team with sponsor of customer are reviewing completeness of project deliverables and obtaining formal ensuring their satisfactory was reached.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 73 |
What of the following information from project charter should be used in define scope process?
A | High level project description, specifications of the product and requirements for project approval. |
B | Detailed project description, detailed product requirements and list of people who approve project deliverables, requirements management plan. |
C | Detailed project description, detailed product requirements and list of people who approve project deliverables. |
D | Detailed project description, detailed product requirements and list of people who approve project deliverables, requirements management plan and change management plan. |
Question 73 Explanation:
High level project description, specifications of the product and requirements for project approval from project charter are used in the define scope process.
[1 - 5.2.1.1 Define Scope: Inputs and 4.1.3.1 Project Charter]
Question 74 |
What tools is used for scope verification?
A | Auditing. |
B | Peer review. |
C | Inspection. |
D | Expert judgement. |
Question 74 Explanation:
Inspection is the tool that used for Verify Scope process.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 75 |
What may be affected by changing project scope?
A | Time, cost, risk, quality, customer satisfaction. |
B | Time, cost, risk, quality, procurement. |
C | Time, cost, risk, quality, communications, resources, customer satisfaction. |
D | Time, cost, communications, risk, quality. |
Question 75 Explanation:
Time, cost, risk, quality, and customer satisfaction may be effected by change in project scope. These areas of project management should be evaluated against change.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 76 |
What needs to be done so results in delivery of project work reflect specified product scope?
A | Integrate scope management processes with processes from other process groups. |
B | Monitor and control project according to project management plan. |
C | Integrate scope management processes with other knowledge areas. |
D | Verify and control scope on timely manner. |
Question 76 Explanation:
Integrate scope management processes with other knowledge areas.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 77 |
What of the following organizational process assets to be used in the process define scope?
A | Policies procedures processes. |
B | All choices are right. |
C | Templates, standards, subject matter documentation. |
D | Lessons learned, historical information from previous projects and phases. |
Question 77 Explanation:
All choices are right. All subject matter documentation, processes, templates and historical information can be valuable while defining project scope.
[1 - 5.2.1.3 Define Scope: Input. Organizational Process Assets]
Question 78 |
Which process delivers requirements traceability matrix?
A | Collect project requirements. |
B | Develop project cost management plan. |
C | Determine how to control requirements management plan. |
D | Develop project traceability plan. |
Question 78 Explanation:
Requirements traceability matrix is one of the outputs of collect project requirements process.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 79 |
During which process the deliverables need to be validated?
A | Perform quality control inspection. |
B | Control scope. |
C | Project closing. |
D | Collect requirements. |
Question 79 Explanation:
Deliverables need to be validated during Perform Quality Control Inspection process.
Question 80 |
Collecting requirements is the process of _____.
A | Identifying stakeholders wishes. |
B | Crating a product scope. |
C | Defining and managing customer expectations. |
D | Minimizing of efforts to deliver scope specific results. |
Question 80 Explanation:
Collecting requirements is the process of defining and managing customer expectations.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 81 |
Implementation of a change creep the project scope out. What does it mean?
A | Request for implementation of a corrective change has been rejected. |
B | Implementation of uncontrolled change. |
C | Project deliverable has been fixed and checked against scope. |
D | Request for implementation of a preventive change has been approved. |
Question 81 Explanation:
Uncontrolled changes some people call Creep.
[1 - 5.5 Control Scope]
Question 82 |
Output of which process a requirements documentation is?
A | Develop project management plan. |
B | Determine how to execute and control management plans. |
C | Collect project requirements. |
D | Develop project scope statement. |
Question 82 Explanation:
Requirements documentation is one of the outputs of collect project requirements process.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 83 |
What process is formalizing acceptance of the completed project deliverables?
A | Verify scope. |
B | Confirmation of work against requirements. |
C | Verifying assumptions and constrains. |
D | Verification with scope baseline. |
Question 83 Explanation:
Verify scope is process that formalizes acceptance of the completed project deliverable.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 84 |
What can allow change in project scope statement?
A | Stakeholder request. |
B | Management request. |
C | Approved change request. |
D | Sponsor's request. |
Question 84 Explanation:
Only approved change request may allow change in project scope statement.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 85 |
How strong a project manager's decision should be when a competitive requirement is identified?
A | Project manager's authority level is determined in project charter. |
B | Negotiate with stakeholders in favor of project. |
C | Ignore. |
D | Reject. |
Question 85 Explanation:
Project manager's authority level is determined in project charter. However, since the project manager is responsible for project success, it should be his or her decision whether accept of reject specific requirements, while negotiation with stakeholders can be a remedy before a decision is made.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 86 |
What kind of deliverables are included in work breakdown structure?
A | Only those deliverables approved for the project. |
B | Only those deliverable listed in project charter. |
C | Only those deliverables requested by sponsor. |
D | All deliverables requested by stakeholders. |
Question 86 Explanation:
Only those deliverables approved for the project take place in WBS.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 87 |
What of the following processes uses project requirement as a foundation.
A | Prepare procurement documents. |
B | Create WBS and WBS dictionary. |
C | Estimate time and cost. |
D | Plan communications. |
Question 87 Explanation:
Requirements are the foundation to create WBS and WBS process.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 88 |
What information in the process of define scope should be analyzed for completeness?
A | Project time. |
B | Product description. |
C | Project costs. |
D | Assumptions and constrains. |
Question 88 Explanation:
All choices are actually right, while they are summarized as assumptions and constrains.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 89 |
A project manager is going to meet with customer to obtain acceptance of the deliverable. What of the following information may be needed for that meeting?
A | Traceability matrix. |
B | Project management plan and scope baseline. |
C | Scope management plan and requirements documentation. |
D | All choices are right. |
Question 89 Explanation:
All choices are right. Scope baseline is the part of project management plan to be used for verifying what has been done to comply with scope and requirements, while requirements documentation may be needed to verify the details. Traceability matrix will refer to the sources of requirement and relations to other requirements, and cope management plan to confirm the agreed list of deliverables.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 90 |
A project team received a large set of requirements from the sponsor. What needs to be done with these requirements?
A | Archive the document. |
B | Identify if similar requirements have been earlier implemented by the company and use historical information as help in planning process. |
C | Share the product requirement with all stakeholders. |
D | Clarify product requirements and determine project requirements. |
Question 90 Explanation:
Clarify product requirements and determine project requirements. The received set of requirements is probably related to the product rather than project. So project requirements need to be determined.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 91 |
Which of the planning processes used to managing scope?
A | Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS and WBS dictionary, manage iterations. |
B | Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS and WBS dictionary, determine quality standards. |
C | Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS and WBS dictionary. |
D | Collect requirements, create WBS and WBS dictionary, develop project management plan.. |
Question 91 Explanation:
Collect requirements, define scope, create WBS and WBS dictionary are the planning process used in scope management process.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 92 |
What information is needed to start collecting requirements?
A | Detailed project requirements and detailed description of product. |
B | Detailed level of project requirements and high level description of product. |
C | High level project requirements and high level description of product. |
D | High level project requirements and detailed description of product. |
Question 92 Explanation:
High level project requirements and high level description of product should be provided in project charter; so this document is needed for collect requirements process.
[1 - 5.1.1 Collect Requirements: Input]
Question 93 |
A project manager is going to meet with customer to obtain acceptance of the deliverable. What of the following information may be needed for that meeting?
A | Risk management plan and project charter. |
B | Scope management plan and change management plan. |
C | Project management plan and scope baseline. |
D | Requirements management plan and communication plan. |
Question 93 Explanation:
Project management plan and scope baseline are the documents to be present during meeting with customer while discussing acceptance of the deliverable.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 94 |
How a project scope statement can benefit from WBS and WBS dictionary?
A | WBS is an input to create project scope statement. |
B | WBS and activity list help to build network diagram that is a part of project scope statement. |
C | WBS is an input to create activity list which is a part of project scope statement. |
D | Create WBS and WBS dictionary may discover new scope that wasn't identified before. |
Question 94 Explanation:
While going through iterations the results of WBS and WBS dictionary can influence the project scope statement as new scope elements can be discovered during this process.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 95 |
How alternative identification can be used in define scope process?
A | Defining an alternative product or service and a project deliverable. |
B | Defining different approaches to execute and perform the project work. |
C | Indexing project deliverables before archiving. |
D | Identifying a backup plan if the project deliverable won't satisfy stakeholders' expectations. |
Question 95 Explanation:
Defining different approaches to execute and perform the project work is the right choice for to achieving effective result. A variety of general methods can be applied, such as focus groups, workshops, brainstorming, pair wise comparison, literal thinking.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope: Tools and Techniques]
Question 96 |
A project team has completed collecting requirements. What should be done next?
A | Create work breakdown structure and work breakdown structure dictionary. |
B | Define activity. |
C | Define scope. |
D | Define resource requirements and project schedule. |
Question 96 Explanation:
Define scope is following after the requirements are finalized and confirmed.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 97 |
During what process group the project scope elaborates as more information about the project become available?
A | Monitoring and controlling. |
B | Planning. |
C | Executing. |
D | Initiating. |
Question 97 Explanation:
Project scope elaborates during planning process group. This process may continue through a number of iterations.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope]
Question 98 |
What tools and techniques to be used in the define scope process?
A | Peer review, product analysis, alternative identification and facilitated workshops. |
B | Peer review, product scope, alternative identification and Delphi technique. |
C | Expert judgement, product analysis, alternative identification and facilitated workshops. |
D | Expert judgement, product scope, prototypes, and interviewing. |
Question 98 Explanation:
Expert judgement, product analysis, alternative identification and facilitated workshops are the tools that determined to use for define scope process.
[1 - 5.2 Define Scope: Tools and Techniques]
Question 99 |
What is advantage of work breakdown structure?
A | Groups project components by complexity. |
B | Divides project components by stakeholders' preferences. |
C | Diving the project work and its deliverables to smaller more manageable components. |
D | Groups project components by knowledge areas. |
Question 99 Explanation:
Diving the project work and its deliverables to smaller more manageable components.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 100 |
A project manager is going to meet with customer to obtain acceptance of the deliverable. What needs to be done first?
A | Complete validation of the requirements. |
B | Control scope. |
C | Perform quality control process to validate deliverable against scope. |
D | Perform audit. |
Question 100 Explanation:
Perform quality control process to validate deliverable against scope means verify scope - that what needs to be done prior meeting with customer to obtain deliverable acceptance.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 101 |
Which document to be used as a reference to identify if stakeholders' requirements are in balance with project objectives?
A | Initial project and product requirements. |
B | Requirements management plan. |
C | Project management plan. |
D | Project charter. |
Question 101 Explanation:
Project charter is the document that describes projects objectives to be used for balancing the requirements. In other words, the project team must assessing stakeholders' requirements and ensure the demands are in balance with project objectives. Any lack of balancing requirements may increase risks, lead to expensive changes, and unsteadiness of scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, and customer satisfaction. It is a part of project manager's responsibility to balance stakeholders' interests with specific project objectives. Project manager must to ensure professional cooperation of stakeholders with project team.
[1 - 1. Introduction (page 7); 2.3 Stakeholders; 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 102 |
How the process of verify scope is different from quality control?
A | Concerns cost and schedule constrains for the deliverables rather than their correctness and specified quality. |
B | Concerns scope constrains for the deliverables rather than their correctness and specified quality. |
C | Concerns scope constrains for the deliverables rather than correctness and specified quality. |
D | Concerns acceptance of the deliverables rather than their correctness and specified quality. |
Question 102 Explanation:
Verify scope concerns acceptance of the deliverables rather than their correctness and specified quality. Control quality usually performed before verify scope process but in some cases can be done in parallel.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 103 |
What does gold plated project mean?
A | Project that delivered results not planned in scope. |
B | Projects with large revenue. |
C | Results of two projects delivered by the same team during the same timeframe. |
D | Projects that generate extra profit. |
Question 103 Explanation:
Project provided additional result not planned in project scope.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 104 |
What needs to be done if neither project manager or project team cannot solve competing stakeholders' interests?
A | Ask for sponsor's support. |
B | Escalate to management. |
C | Use Delphi technique. |
D | Reject all competing requirements. |
Question 104 Explanation:
The question asks about a situation when all acceptable methods have been used, and only management can resolve a dispute.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 105 |
Which of the following constrains determined in project scope?
A | No changes should be done to project scope unless project charter is changed. |
B | Execute any work requested by sponsor. |
C | Execute the only work described in project scope. |
D | Keep project scope firm through the course of the project. |
Question 105 Explanation:
This is on of the major constrain of project scope - execute the only work described in project scope. In other words no other work but listed in project scope needs to be done.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 106 |
What activities include while using inspection for verifying scope?
A | Measuring, examining, and verifying to find if work and deliverables have met the required quality. |
B | Measuring, examining, and verifying to find if work and deliverables have met the requirements, and other acceptance criteria. |
C | Measuring, examining, and verifying to find if work and deliverables have completed in line with assumptions and constrains. |
D | Monitoring the work execution to be sure it its deliverables have met the requirements, and other acceptance criteria. |
Question 106 Explanation:
Measuring, examining, and verifying to find if work and deliverables have met the requirements, and other acceptance criteria is done by inspection of project work deliverables while verifying scope.
[1 - 5.4 Verify Scope]
Question 107 |
What should a project manager do if competing requirements were identified?
A | Generate change request. |
B | Negotiate with stakeholders. |
C | Accept and execute. |
D | Escalate to sponsor. |
Question 107 Explanation:
Competing requirements need to negotiate back to stakeholders. Project team and project manager need to analyze the influence of competitive requirements, and offer options, like adjust the requirements, change priorities, implement in later releases, initiate a separate project, or drop at all.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 108 |
What of the following media and methods would be useful in collecting and finalizing requirements process?
A | Questionnaires and surveys. |
B | All choices are right. |
C | Prototypes. |
D | Observations. |
Question 108 Explanation:
All choices are right; questionnaires and surveys, observations, and prototypes are useful in collecting and finalizing the requirements.
[1 - 5.1.2.4 Collect Requirements: Tools and Techniques. Group Creativity Techniques.]
Question 109 |
What drives work breakdown structure?
A | Ascending hierarchical structure of activities presented as work packages. |
B | Sequential list of project deliverables. |
C | Ascending hierarchical structure of the project deliverables. |
D | Descending hierarchical approach driven by project deliverables. |
Question 109 Explanation:
Descending hierarchical approach driven by project deliverables drives the work breakdown structure.
[1 - 5.3 Create WBS]
Question 110 |
When the problems related to collecting requirements need to be addressed?
A | As soon as arise. |
B | Complete the process, finalize the requirements and generate change request using integrated change management system. |
C | After the collect requirements process is complete, solve all problems sequentially. |
D | Escalate the problem to management, continue collect requirements and address it after the process is finished. |
Question 110 Explanation:
Collect requirements problems need to be sold as soon as arise. Unsolved requirements problems may cause expensive changes or even cancellation of project on its later stages.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 111 |
What output delivers define scope process?
A | Project scope and project statement of work. |
B | Project scope statement and project document update. |
C | Project scope statement, and work breakdown structure, and work breakdown structure dictionary. |
D | Project scope statement and list of requirements. |
Question 111 Explanation:
Project scope statement and project document update are output of define scope process.
Question 112 |
What output delivers the collect requirements process?
A | List of requirements, traceability matrix. |
B | List of requirements, traceability matrix, project scope statement. |
C | List of requirements, requirements management plan. |
D | Requirements documentation, traceability matrix, requirements management plan. |
Question 112 Explanation:
Requirements documentation, traceability matrix, requirements management plan are the deliverables of collect requirements process.
[1 - 5.1.3 Collect Requirements: Outputs]
Question 113 |
What attributes of the requirements need to be documented?
A | ID, description, targeted objectives, source, initiator, date, log of changes. |
B | As much as required to reach project objectives. |
C | ID, description, targeted objectives, source. |
D | ID, description, targeted objectives, source, initiator. |
Question 113 Explanation:
Project manager and project team need to determine the level of details required for documenting requirements, which may be different for different requirements. All answers are right, while reaching the project objective if the primary target.
Question 114 |
Output of which process a requirements documentation is?
A | Collect project requirements. |
B | Develop project management plan. |
C | Determine how to execute and control management plans. |
D | Develop project scope statement. |
Question 114 Explanation:
Requirements documentation is one of the outputs of collect project requirements process.
[1 - 5.1 Collect Requirements]
Question 115 |
What solution would be preferable if competing requirements have been identified?
A | Accept only those requirements that match project's interests. |
B | Consider address both interests of all stakeholders and the project. |
C | Let sponsor deal with stakeholders to determine which of the collect requirements will be accepted to project execution. |
D | Consider only those stakeholders' requirements that match sponsors preferences. |
Question 115 Explanation:
Project needs to address both interests of all stakeholders and the project.
[1 - 5. Collect Requirements]
Question 116 |
A project manager collects requirements using _____.
A | Fish-bone analysis. |
B | Benefit / cost analysis. |
C | Pareto diagram. |
D | Delhi techniques. |
Question 116 Explanation:
Delhi technique is used with a selected group of experts, who provide their feedback on distributed questionnaires through the rounds until a consensus is reached. The facilitator keeps expert's feedback anonymously.
[1 - 5.1.2 Collect Requirements: Tool and Techniques]
Question 117 |
How control scope process is used with other control processes?
A | Compares changes against scope baseline. |
B | Provides performance measurements of the project through process groups. |
C | Measures cost and time required to implement preventive actions and defect repair. |
D | Integrated with other control processes to managing actual changes. |
Question 117 Explanation:
Control Scope process also integrates with other control processes to managing actual changes.
[1 - 5.5 Control Scope]
Question 118 |
What benefits creates the numbering of work breakdown structure?
A | Identify the item and its level of decomposition. |
B | Sequentially structure the list of work packages. |
C | Estimate the duration of project activities. |
D | Determine dependencies. |
Question 118 Explanation:
Numbering items in WBS helps identifying the item and its level of decomposition.
Question 119 |
What of the following should be done after the project scope is defined?
A | Reach bought-in by a team. |
B | Gain formal approval. |
C | Coordinate with stakeholders. |
D | Coordinate with PMO. |
Question 119 Explanation:
After a scope is defined if must be formally approved before work starts. Other choices to be done before final approval of the project scope.
[1 - 5 Project Scope Management]
Question 120 |
With what group of people the work breakdown structure can help in communications?
A | Stakeholsers. |
B | Customers. |
C | Users. |
D | Sponsors. |
Question 120 Explanation:
WBS may become a perfect tool in communications with stakeholders while working on the requirements and project scope statement.
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