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Which of the following is not a basic element of Earn Value Management (EVM)?
(a) Earned Value
(b) Planned Value
(c) TCPI
(d) Actual Cost
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You hired a programmer for $25/hour for two months. What kind of contract is this?
(a) CPIF
(b) Fixed Price
(c) Time & Material
(d) CPAF
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A person who is directly or indirectly involved with your project, or affected by your project or its outcome, is known as:
(a) Customer
(b) Manager
(c) Team Member
(d) Stakeholder
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During a bidder conference you see that one bidder is your close friend. What should your next step be?
(a) You will pass some confidential info to him
(b) You will disclose this relationship to your management
(c) You will resign immediately from the bidding process
(d) You will try not to give the contract to him to prove your integrity
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Question: 17
In which type of organization does the Functional Manager manage the project budget?
(a) Projectized
(b) Strong Matrix
(c) Balanced Matrix
(d) Weak Matrix
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Question: 18
For your project you need to outsource some work, so you sign a fixed price contract with a contractor. In this contract, the
price above which the seller bears all costs of cost overrun is known as:
(a) Point of Total Assumption
(b) Cost Overrun
(c) Target Cost
(d) Target Price
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You have been given $100,000 USD to complete the project. $60,000 USD has been spent, though as per the schedule,
$55,000 USD should have been spent to complete the same work. What is the Budget at Completion (BAC)?
(a) $55,000 USD
(b) $100,000 USD
(c) $60,000 USD
(d) $105,000 USD
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Question: 21
You have six team members working under you. How many lines of communication will you have in your communication
plan?
(a) 16
(b) 15
(c) 21
(d) 30
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How will you deal with the stakeholders with High Interest but Low Power?
(a) Keep them informed
(b) Monitor them
(c) Manage them closely
(d) Try to satisfy them
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You have been given $100,000 USD to complete the project. $60,000 USD has been spent, though as per the schedule,
$55,000 USD should have been spent to complete the same work. What is the Actual Cost (AC)?
(a) $55,000 USD
(b) $100,000 USD
(c) $60,000 USD
(d) $105,000 USD
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Question: 30
You have been given $100,000 USD to complete the project. $60,000 USD has been spent, though as per the schedule,
$55,000 USD should have been spent to complete the same work. What is the Planned Value (PV)?
(a) $55,000 USD
(b) $100,000 USD
(c) $60,000 USD
(d) $105,000 USD
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Question: 31
A subcontractor is delaying the delivery of the deliverables. Which of the following should you do?
(a) Cancel the contract
(b) Schedule a meeting with him
(c) Inform management
(d) Delay the payment
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Question: 32
In which of the following phases of the project will most of the money be spent?
(a) Initiating
(b) Planning
(c) Executing
(d) Closing
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Question: 33
Which of the following statements is not true about the Project Charter?
(a) It may contain the name of important stakeholders
(b) It gives authority to the project manager
(c) It is signed by the project sponsor
(d) It should be approved by the project manager
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Question: 34
What does the Schedule Performance Index (SPI) say about the project?
(a) It says whether you are ahead of or behind schedule
(b) It says whether you are overspending or under-spending
(c) It says whether your process is under control or not
(d) Specifies the control limits of the process
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Question: 37
Whenever you receive a change request, what will be your next step?
(a) Process for approval
(b) Investigate it
(c) Reject it
(d) Ignore it
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Question: 38
If the optimistic estimate is 10 days, and the pessimistic estimate is 22 days, what is the standard deviation for this activity?
(a) 1
(b) 2
(c) 3
(d) 4
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Question: 39
What does the Cost Performance Index (CPI) say about the project?
(a) It says whether you are ahead of or behind schedule
(b) It says whether you are overspending or under-spending
(c) It says whether your process is under control or not
(d) Specifies the control limits of the process
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Question: 41
A project has more than one critical path. What does this mean to you?
(a) Risk increases
(b) Risk decreases
(c) The duration of the project reduces
(d) The project may cost less
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You are developing the project management plan for your project. What will be your main emphasis during this process?
(a) Hide it from team members until it is completed
(b) To take input from team members
(c) Not to inform management until it is ready
(d) Hide it from everyone
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Question: 45
You have added a few extra features to the product with the intention to make the client happy. This activity is known as:
(a) Buffer
(b) Scope Creep
(c) Gold Plating
(d) None of above
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Question: 49
Which one of the following is not true about the change request?
(a) It happens usually in execution phase of the project
(b) Usually requested by the client
(c) Usually requested by the project management team
(d) It is always an informal verbal request
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Question: 50
Due to a miscommunication with the client, some features are added to the product. This process is known as:
(a) Gold Plating
(b) Scope Creep
(c) Scope Management
(d) Buffer
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Question: 53
You have identified a large number of risks during your risk identification process. What will be your next step?
(a) You will prioritize them using the Qualitative Risk Analysis process
(b) Go for the Quantitative Risk Analysis
(c) Assign the risk owner to each risk
(d) Calculate the contingency reserve
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Question: 54
Which of the following represents the correct order of project management phases?
(a) Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing
(b) Initiating, Executing, Planning, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing
(c) Initiating, Planning, Monitoring & Controlling, Executing, Closing
(d) Planning, Initiating, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing
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In risk management you have many strategies to manage risks. Which strategy will you not use with the negative risks?
(a) Mitigate
(b) Exploit
(c) Transfer
(d) Avoid
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Question: 57
Which document is created by breaking the project scope into smaller and manageable elements?
(a) Scope Baseline
(b) WBS
(c) OBS
(d) None of above
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Which of the following statements is true about the Point of Total Assumption?
(a) Above PTA, seller bears the cost
(b) Above PTA, buyer bears the cost
(c) Below PTA, buyer bears the full cost
(d) Below PTA, seller bears the 50% of cost
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Question: 61
What is a Workaround?
(a) A response to unplanned threat
(b) A response to identified threat
(c) A response to low priority risk
(d) None of above
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Question: 62
While inspecting, you find a defective component and you repaired it. This act is known as:
(a) Preventive Action
(b) Corrective Action
(c) Defect Repair
(d) None of Above
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Question: 63
You are managing a project with a budget of $500,000 USD, and $250,000 USD has been spent. Upon review, you observe
that only 40% of the work has been completed; though, your schedule says that you should have completed 50% of the
work. What is the Actual Cost?
(a) $500,000 USD
(b) $200,000 USD
(c) $300,000 USD
(d) $250,000 USD
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Question: 64
You are reviewing the control chart and observe that there are seven points in a row that are below the mean. What does it
mean?
(a) The mean should be re-adjusted
(b) Investigate the cause of it
(c) Re-draw in control limit
(d) It is common, nothing to worry about
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Question: 65
The client inspects the deliverables with you, and finds that it meets the acceptance criteria. He signed off and formally
approves the deliverables. Which process is this?
(a) Control Quality
(b) Control Scope
(c) Validate Scope
(d) Close Project
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Question: 68
Which Conflict Resolution Technique leads to consensus and commitment?
(a) Withdraw
(b) Accommodate
(c) Compromise
(d) Collaborative
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Question: 69
What is a prototype?
(a) A working model of expected actual product
(b) A blueprint of the product
(c) A 3D model of the actual product
(d) None of above
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Question: 74
In your project you identify a risk that, due to the possibility of the entrance of a new supplier, may provide some
components at a cheaper price. What kind of risk is this?
(a) Negative Risk
(b) Opportunity
(c) Known Risk
(d) Secondary Risk
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Question: 79
In which procurement contract does the buyer have the minimum risk?
(a) Firm Fixed Price
(b) Time and Material
(c) Cost Plus Incentive Fee
(d) Cost Plus Fixed Fee
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Question: 81
For your project, you have identified your project stakeholders, developed strategy and now you are in execution phase. In
which project phases do you identify the project stakeholders?
(a) Initiating and Planning and Execution
(b) Initiating and Planning
(c) Initiating, Planning, and Monitoring & Controlling
(d) All phases
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Question: 82
You are developing the project charter, with management, for a new project. You are going to be the project manager. Who
will sign the project charter?
(a) Project Manager
(b) Operational Manager
(c) Functional Manager
(d) Someone from top management
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Question: 83
What may happen if your project has more than one critical path?
(a) It will cost more
(b) The project completion date may be extended
(c) The quality may be reduced
(d) Risks will increase
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For all your needs you have to go to the functional manager; moreover, you do not have control over the budget. In what
kind of organization are you working?
(a) Projectized
(b) Weak Matrix
(c) Strong Matrix
(d) Balanced Matrix
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Question: 86
Your management has asked you to provide them with the rough order estimate for a project on an urgent basis. In this
case, which of the following techniques will you use?
(a) Parametric
(b) Bottom Up
(c) Top Down
(d) Analogous
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Question: 88
Your project is late and to bring it back on track you are adding extra resources to some activities and giving overtime to your
team members. This is an example of:
(a) Critical Chain
(b) Fast Tracking
(c) Crashing
(d) Resource Leveling
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Question: 91
The successor activity cannot be finished until the predecessor activity starts. This is an example of which kind of
relationship?
(a) Finish to Start (FS)
(b) Finish to Finish (FF)
(c) Start To Start (SS)
(d) Start to Finish (SF)
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Question: 92
Which of the following graphs shows the major of problems due to a minority of causes?
(a) Scatter Diagram
(b) GANTT Chart
(c) Pareto Diagram
(d) Bar Chart
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Question: 93
Regarding the project expeditor and the project coordinator, which of the following statements is correct?
(a) The coordinator has more power than the expeditor
(b) The expeditor has more power than the coordinator
(c) Both have equal power
(d) None of the above
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Question: 94
Your project is delayed by 45 days and the client has threatened that he will impose a heavy penalty if you do not complete
the project on time. Therefore, to bring the project back on schedule you hire some equipment and bring more team
members to work with you. This is an example of:
(a) Resource Leveling
(b) Resource Optimization
(c) Crashing
(d) Fast Tracking
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Question: 95
Which of the following risks remain even after applying the risk response of an identified risk?
(a) Primary Risk
(b) Secondary Risk
(c) Remaining Risk
(d) Residual Risk
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Question: 96
You have been given a task to accurately calculate the cost of a project. Which of the following techniques will you use to get
the most accurate cost of the project?
(a) Parametric
(b) Analogous
(c) Bottom Up
(d) Top Down
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Question: 97
Tom is a low power stakeholder of your project, He is very interested and enthusiastic with your project. He wants you to
complete the project successfully. How will you manage him?
(a) Keep informed
(b) Monitor
(c) Keep satisfied
(d) Manage Closely
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Question: 99
There is risk which has a 7% chance of happening, and if it occurs it will cost you 2,500 USD. What is the EMV of this
event?
(a) -175 USD
(b) 2,325 USD
(c) 2,675 USD
(d) 175 USD
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Question: 100
During the procurement phase, you are analyzing whether you should outsource a particular task or do it on your own with
your team. Which process are you currently in?
(a) Plan Procurement Management
(b) Conduct Procurement
(c) Control Procurement
(d) Decide Procurement
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Answer-1: d
Explanation: As per the definition, a project is unique, non-repetitive, and gives some output. Therefore, options a, b, & c
are definitely the characteristics of a project. Car manufacturing is repetitive production process; hence, it is not a
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Answer-2: a
Explanation: The Product Scope is the features or functions of a product. It is all about the product; e.g. what it will look like,
how it will perform, etc.
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Answer-3: a
Explanation: In rolling wave planning, near term work is planned in more detail, while the distant work is planned broadly.
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Answer-4: c
Explanation: Earned Value, Planned Value, and Actual Cost are three basic elements of Earn Value Management.
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Answer-5: d
Explanation: The RACI chart is an example of Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM), which shows the relationship
between activities and the team members.
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Answer-6: b
Explanation: Low priority risks are kept in the Watch List. These risks have low probability and low impact. These risks are
kept in the Watch List for future monitoring to determine if they may become a high probability or large impact risk.
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Answer-7: c
Explanation: Time and Material contract is mostly used for temporary hiring, or hiring experts in cases where you cannot
define the exact scope of work quickly.
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Answer-8: d
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Answer-9: d
Reference: PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, Point: 1.2, Page No: 1
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Answer-10: a
Explanation: As per the definition, a program is a group of related projects; therefore option a is the correct answer.
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Answer-11: a
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Answer-12: b
Explanation: Actual Cost is the amount of money that has been spent during the specific time period.
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Answer-13: b
Explanation: Maslow Hierarchy Theory is also known as the Theory of Needs; it states that when our lower order needs are
met and satisfied, we tend to be concerned with higher order of needs.
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Answer-14: a
Explanation: Exploit is the strategy where you do everything to realize the opportunity. This type of strategy cannot be used
with negative risks.
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Answer-15: b
Explanation: Fixed priced contract is the most risky contract for the seller because once the seller signs the contract he is
legally bound to complete it within the agreed amount.
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Answer-16: b
Explanation: There is a conflict of interest in this situation. You must inform you bosses about this relationship.
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Answer-17: d
Explanation: In Weak Matrix organization, the Functional Manager manages the budget. In Strong Matrix and Projectized
organization, the Project Manager Controls the budget, while in Balanced Matrix organization, both managers control it. In
this case, option d is the correct answer.
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Answer-18: a
Explanation: This is the Point of Total Assumption (PTA). PTA is a point above which total cost overrun is borne by the
seller.
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Answer-19: a
Explanation: A Project Charter is a document which formally authorizes the project and gives the project manager authority
to run the project.
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Answer-20: b
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Answer-21: c
Explanation:
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Answer-22: b
Explanation: A secondary risk is caused by applying the strategy to minimize the effect of the primary risk. For example you
dig a trench to stop people crossing it, but there is also a chance that someone may fall into it.
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Answer-23: c
Explanation: While negotiating, your goal must be to arrive on fair deal. If you squeeze the seller for a lower price, it might
affect the quality or other project objectives.
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Answer-24: a
Explanation: You will deal with stakeholders as follows: high power and low interest category stakeholders will be kept
satisfied, high power and high interest category stakeholders will be managed closely, low power and low interest category
stakeholders will only be monitored and high interest and low power category stakeholders will be kept informed.
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Answer-25: c
Explanation: Enterprise Environmental Factors are conditions that influence the project. These factors are not within the
control of the project team and they have to work within it. Enterprise Environmental Factors are not always helpful to the
project team; sometimes they may harm you as well.
Rules & Regulations, Organization Culture, and Market Conditions are examples of Enterprise Environmental Factors.
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Answer-26: d
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Answer-27: c
Explanation: The Actual Cost is the amount of money that has been spent on the project to date.
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Answer-28: a
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Answer-29: c
Explanation: Organizational Process Assets are assets possessed by an organization to help you to run the project
efficiently and smoothly; e.g. policies, procedures, lessons learned, etc.
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Answer-30: a
Explanation: The Planned Value is the authorized budget assigned to scheduled work.
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Answer-31: b
Explanation: You cannot simply cancel the contract just because contractor is delaying something. You also should not go
to management with incomplete information. You must meet with him to find the cause.
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Answer-32: c
Explanation: In Execution phase, most of your budget will be spent, because here is where the actual work is performed.
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Answer-33: d
Explanation: Project Charter gives the project manager authority to run the project. It must be signed by someone external
to project and who has the authority to do so.
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Answer-34: a
Explanation: Schedule Performance Index tells us that whether we are ahead of or behind schedule.
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Answer-35: a
Explanation: Schedule priorities are the most common cause of conflict within projects.
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Answer-36: c
Explanation: In Close Procurement process you close the procurement contract for the phase or project.
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Answer-37: b
Explanation: You will not simply approve, reject or ignore any change request. Every change request must be investigated
according to the process specified in the Change Control and Configuration Control systems.
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Answer-38: b
Explanation:
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Answer-39: b
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Answer-40: d
Explanation: A document cannot be legally binding unless it is signed by all parties involved.
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Answer-41: a
Explanation: If you have more than one critical path, risk to your project will increase because now you have more than one
path to manage closely.
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Answer-42: a
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Answer-43: b
Explanation: The whole project management team, including the project manager, contributes to and helps maintain the
lessons learned document.
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Answer-44: b
Explanation: While developing the Project Management Plan, your emphasis should be on involving the team members.
Without their input, you will not be able to develop a solid Project Management Plan.
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Answer-45: c
Explanation: Gold Plating is a phenomenon where you add some extra features to the product in order to make the client
happy. Gold Plating may increase the cost and risks.
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Answer-46: b
Explanation: Adding extra resources to activities in order to finish them earlier is known as Crashing.
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Answer-47: b
Explanation: If the TCPI is more than one, it means you need to work with better cost performance.
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Answer-48: a
Explanation: Low Grade products may not be a problem if the quality is high. However, low quality is always a problem and
never accepted.
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Answer-49: d
Explanation: Change request must always be a formal request. You cannot process a change request based on any informal
request.
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Answer-50: b
Explanation: The uncontrolled addition to the scope is known as Scope Creep. Scope Creep indicates that you do not have
adequate control over your project.
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Answer-51: c
You should update lessons learned throughout the project. If you do not, many important lessons might be missed, or may
be documented incorrectly in later stages.
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Answer-52: a
Explanation: The goal of Quality Management is meeting or exceeding the customers satisfaction.
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Answer-53: a
Explanation: After identifying the risk, you will prioritize the risk using the Qualitative Risk Analysis process.
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Answer-54: a
Explanation: The correct sequence of project management phases is as follows: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring
& Controlling, and Closing.
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Answer-55: c
Explanation: The role of Develop Project Management Plan process is to integrate all subsidiary plans; e.g. scope
management plan, schedule management plan, cost management plan, etc.
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Answer-56: b
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Answer-57: b
Explanation: In Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), you break the work into smaller and more manageable elements.
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Answer-58: c
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Answer-59: a
Explanation: Under the FPIF, you set a ceiling price; once this ceiling price is passed, seller bears all the cost. This point is
known as Point of Total Assumption.
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Answer-60: a
Explanation: Pareto Chart helps you identify the minor number of sources causing most of the troubles.
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Answer-61: a
Explanation: When an unidentified risk occurs, you will take prompt action to handle it. This activity is called workaround.
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Answer-62: c
Explanation: Defect Repair is a process where you correct a defective component. Preventive Action is an action that is
taken to avoid any anticipated future defects that may appear in the component. Corrective Action is a future response to the
defect repair process or the correction, so that the cause of error or non-conformity will not occur again.
Reference: The PMBOK Guide, 5th Edition, Page: 81
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Answer-63: d
Explanation: Actual Cost is amount of money that has been spent on the project to date.
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Answer-64: b
Explanation: A process is considered to be out of control if seven consecutive plot points are either above or below the
mean.
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Answer-65: c
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Answer-66: d
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Answer-67: d
Explanation: Risk will be at its highest point at the Initiating Process group and at the minimum at the Closing Process
group.
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Answer-68: d
Explanation: Collaborative approach incorporates viewpoints of all parties involved in the conflict.
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Answer-69: a
Explanation: Prototype is a working model of an actual product which helps you get feedback from users.
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Answer-70: d
Explanation: In bottom up estimating, you estimate the cost of activities to the greatest detail, add them together, and round
up to the higher level. This is the most accurate method of determining the project budget.
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Answer-71: d
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Answer-72: a
Explanation: The project scope includes all work needed to be done to create the product.
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Answer-73: b
Explanation: The production of cars is an ongoing operation and this is not an output of the project. The output of the
project should be unique.
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Answer-74: b
Explanation: In Positive Risk there is chance that you may gain some benefits, called Opportunities. A Positive Risk brings
a positive impact on the project objective.
Reference: The PMBOK Guide 5th Edition, Page: 310, 311
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Answer-75: a
Explanation: Your competitor is not your stakeholder because you do not have to manage him or fulfill his requirements,
although he may be affected by your project.
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Answer-76: c
Explanation: In Six Sigma 99.99966% accuracy is desired, and in Fifth Sigma 99.977%, Four Sigma 99.38%, and in Three
Sigma 93.3% accuracy are desired.
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Answer-77: c
Explanation: In the PERT estimate formula, the Most Likely estimate is given more weight. The PERT estimate formula is =
(Optimistic + 4*Most-Likely + Pessimistic)/6
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Answer-78: b
Explanation: Variance at Completion (VAC) is the difference between the Budget at Completion (BAC) and Estimate at
Completion (EAC), which shows how much of the budget is surplus or deficit.
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Answer-79: a
Explanation: In a Firm Fixed Price contract the buyer has a minimum risk because the seller has to complete the project
within the agreed amount.
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Answer-80: a
Explanation: During the Initiating phase the risks are highest and they decrease as the project progresses.
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Answer-81: d
Explanation: Stakeholder identification is an iterative process. You will identify stakeholders throughout the project.
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Answer-82: d
Explanation: Although the project manager can help in developing the project charter, he cannot sign or approve it. The
project charter must be approved by someone from top management who has the authority to do so.
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Answer-83: d
Explanation: If the project has more than one critical path, you will have to manage more than one path and this means
more risks.
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Answer-84: a
Explanation: The Ishikawa Diagram is also known as a Fishbone Diagram or Fishikawa Diagram because it looks like a fish
skeleton.
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Answer-85: b
Explanation: In a Weak Matrix organization, the project manager has no authority over the project budget and resources.
He needs permission from the functional manager to use the resources.
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Answer-86: d
Explanation: Rough order estimate is the lump-sum of the cost of the project; therefore, you will use the Analogous
technique.
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Answer-87: d
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Answer-88: c
Explanation: You are adding extra resources to your activities, which is an example of Crashing.
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Answer-89: c
Explanation: In a balanced matrix organization structure, both managers have equal authority over the budget.
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Answer-90: c
Explanation: Project Charter is the document which authorizes the existence of the project.
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Answer-91: d
Explanation: In other words you can say that when the first activity starts, the second activity finishes; i.e. Start to Finish
(SF)
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Answer-92: c
Explanation: This is a Pareto Diagram, based on the principle that 80% of problems are due to 20% of causes. This law is
also known as the 80-20 principle.
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Answer-93: a
Explanation: In a weak matrix organization, the project manager can work as either a project coordinator or an expeditor.
The expeditor has no authority or power to make any decision while the coordinator has a little power to make decisions.
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Answer-94: c
Explanation: Here, you have brought some extra resources to bring the project on track, so this is an example of Crashing.
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Answer-95: d
Explanation: Residual Risk is the risk that still remains even after applying the risk response of an identified risk.
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Answer-96: c
Explanation: Bottom Up estimate techniques gives you the most accurate cost of the project.
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Answer-97: a
Explanation: Tom comes under the low power high interest category. According to the Power/Interest Grid model,
stakeholders from this category should be kept informed.
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Answer-98: c
Explanation: For the risk identification purpose, all project stakeholders should be involved in the identifying risk process.
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Answer-99: a
Explanation:
= (-2,500)*.07
= -175
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Answer-100: a
Explanation: This is make or buy analysis which you do in the Plan Procurement Management.
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