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The document outlines various scenarios and questions related to scope management in project management. It covers topics such as validating scope, managing deliverables, and the importance of work breakdown structures (WBS). Additionally, it emphasizes the need for effective communication with stakeholders and the significance of adhering to scope management plans to ensure project success.
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Scope MGT As Qs

The document outlines various scenarios and questions related to scope management in project management. It covers topics such as validating scope, managing deliverables, and the importance of work breakdown structures (WBS). Additionally, it emphasizes the need for effective communication with stakeholders and the significance of adhering to scope management plans to ensure project success.
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Scope Management

1.A project manager receives a deliverable from one of the team members to provide to the
customer. While looking at the deliverable, the project manager notes that the document is smaller
than what he expected and does not contain what he thought it should. The project manager
should first:
A. Audit the development process.
B. Contact the team member's manager to get that person additional training.
C. Validate scope.
D. Discuss it with the team member.
2.Which of the following needs to be completed before resources can be finalized for the project?

A. Validate Scope
B. Bar chart
C. Estimates
D. Work breakdown structure
3.A project manager is performing a review of a deliverable when she hears that the team
member who did the work is complaining to everyone that he is being picked on by having his
deliverable reviewed. You know this is not true. What lesson learned could you take to future
projects?

A. Perform reviews less frequently.


B. Set a review policy in the scope management plan.
C. Tell all the team members at the beginning of the project that their deliverables will be
reviewed by the project manager.
D. Use a walk-through instead of a review.
4.Each of the components of a new product are planned to be developed in consecutive phases. After
work has begun, a team member suggests that, with minor tweaking of the basic component, it would
be possible to develop the other five components simultaneously. This would result in significant time
and cost savings, and the team member believes the characteristics of the end product would not be
affected. What should the project manager do first?

A. Control scope.
B. Make the change.
C. Ask the customer's opinion.
D. Submit a change request to integrated change control.
5.The plan that addresses how to create the WBS and how to obtain acceptance for deliverables
is the:

A. Process management plan


B. Quality management plan
C. Scope management plan
D. Requirements management plan
6.During the development of a new mobile app, your company's main competitor releases its
own mobile app with a feature that isn't included in your product. What should you do?

A. Ask the product owner to evaluate the expected business value from the competitive
feature.
B. Facilitate a meeting with the team and product owner to revise the product roadmap.
C. Ask the product owner to revisit the minimum viable product and add some unique
features to your release.
D. Add the competitor's feature to the top of the backlog for development in the next sprint.
7.You have been selected as the project manager of the research and development project in a
program that will make drones for medical supply drops in emergency situations. Your
organization has never done such a project before. You have spoken to your management and a
representative from the customer's company. You still need to speak with the second customer
representative who has also been assigned to the project. Collectively, the two will be the voice
of the customer. Who determines the project scope requirements of a new project?

A. The customer
B. The project manager
C. The stakeholders
D. Senior management
8.You are bringing the team together to create a WBS for a local park's sustainable landscaping
project. You want a good WBS because you will use it to help with estimating and in planning
around a number of constraints on your project. It will also be used for executing, managing,
and controlling the project. A WBS is best described as a tool for tracking:

A. Scope
B. Cost
C. The schedule
D. Resources
9.Product validation is different than scope validation in that product validation:

A. Obtains customer sign-off


B. Occurs during the executing process group
C. Makes sure all work is completed satisfactorily
D. Verifies that the correct products have been built
10.During which part of the project management process is the project scope statement
created?
A. Planning
B. Monitoring and controlling
C. Executing
D. Initiating
10 (a)All of the following statements about work breakdown structures are true except:

A. They provide a basis for estimating the project.


B. They help to organize the work.
C. They prevent work from slipping through the cracks.
D. They are created by the project manager.
11.A project manager is concerned about the amount of gold plating that has occurred on past
projects. All the following would not be of use in controlling gold plating except:

A. A risk management plan


B. A staffing management plan
C. A work breakdown structure dictionary
D. A project charter
12.Which of the following is correct?

A. Inspecting is part of project control, and order of magnitude estimates are in a range of
+10 to -25 percent.
B. Cost estimates are best created by the person doing the work and the detailed project
cost budget is created by management.
C. Verified deliverables are an output of Control Quality and deliverables are accepted by
the customer in Validate Scope.
D. Define Scope and make-or-buy decisions are parts of the Plan Procurement
Management process.
13.The work breakdown structure can be best thought of as an effective aid for__
_communications.
A. Team
B. Customer
C. Project manager
D. Stakeholder
14.A project manager may use______to make sure the team members clearly know what work is
included in each of their work packages.

A. The product scope


B. The project scope statement
C. The schedule
D. The WBS dictionary
15.You are managing a six-month project and have held bi-weekly meetings with your project
stakeholders. After five-and-a-half months of work, the project is on schedule and budget, but the
stakeholders are not satisfied with the deliverables. This situation will delay the project
completion by one month. The most important process that could have prevented this situation is:

A. Control Schedule
B. Control Scope
C. Define Scope
D. Monitor Risks
16.What is the difference between verified deliverables and accepted deliverables?

A. Verified deliverables are verified by the customer and accepted deliverables are
accepted by the customer.
B. Verified deliverables are verified by the customer and accepted deliverables are
accepted by the project manager.
C. Verified deliverables are accepted by the customer and accepted deliverables are
verified by the quality team.
D. Verified deliverables are verified by the quality team and accepted deliverables are
accepted by the customer.
17.During acceptance testing on a customized software project, it is determined that, in order to
provide value to the customer, several additional features and functions must be added. This change in
scope will be assessed in integrated change control to determine possible impacts on other aspects of
the project. As a result of this change in scope, any of the following are likely to change except:

A. Cost baseline
B. Requirements traceability matrix
C. Project charter
D. Schedule baseline
18.You have spent the last six weeks gathering requirements from a large number of stakeholders on
your new project. You have held four brainstorming sessions with your internal team members, and
have used mind maps to ensure all aspects of the requirements have been considered. You have
conducted three focus groups with stakeholders representing three different perspectives on the
requirements. Now, you find yourself with pages and pages of requirements, too numerous to manage.
You realize you cannot address each requirement individually. A tool to collect requirements in which
stakeholders group requirements by similarities is:

A. Mind mapping
B. Multicriteria decision analysis
C. Affinity diagramming
D. Context diagramming
19.It is critical to define requirements during planning on a project. The greater the number of
stakeholders, the more difficult it is likely to be to define all requirements, and to then get agreement
from all stakeholders on which requirements should go into the project management plan. As a
project manager, you can best resolve the differences between the requirements of one stakeholder
and those of another by making which of these statements?

A. This discussion is getting too heated. Let's regroup to solve the problem tomorrow.
B. I have made the decision to resolve the problem this way.
C. Let's look at why there is a difference of opinion on the requirements.
D. There are many points on which we agree. I am certain if we focus on them, we will find
a solution.
20.While completing work, a project team member tells you that a work package has been
forgotten in the WBS. What is the best thing to do?

A. Include it in the WBS.


B. Include it only in the network diagram.
C. Wait for a change request to be processed.
D. Include it in the estimate, but not the activity list.
21.The team has just been formed for a new data management project. Several of the team members
recently attended a training session in which they learned how to create work breakdown structures
and how valuable they are on a project. They are excited to use the project information they currently
have, and begin creating a WBS. Other team members suggest that they are getting ahead of
themselves, as they do not yet have all the inputs they need to create the WBS. All the following are
used to create the WBS except:

A. Project scope statement


B. Requirements documentation
C. Organizational process assets
D. Quality measurements
22,A project manager is in the process of validating the scope of a deliverable with the customer.
What is the most important thing the project manager should ensure?

A. Timeliness
B. Completeness
C. Accuracy
D. Acceptance
23.Your team is in the process of creating deliverables on a project chartered to develop a
multimedia marketing program for a new food product. Your control efforts include comparing the
time and cost expended in producing the interim deliverables to the allocated cost and budget for
each deliverable. In addition to these controlling activities, you are working to control the project
scope by measuring scope performance and analyzing variances from the plan. All of the following
are outputs of the Control Scope process except:

A. Accepted deliverables
B. Updates to the lessons learned register
C. Updates to the project baselines
D. Change requests
24.The elicitation and documentation of requirements from all stakeholder groups results in
business requirements, quality requirements, stakeholder requirements, and technical
requirements. Technical requirements include:

A. How the product will be built


B. What stakeholders want to gain
C. Project requirements
D. Training and rollout plans
25.During acceptance testing on a customized scheduling software project, it is determined that, in
order to provide value to the customer, several additional features and functions must be added.
This change in scope will also impact the estimated time and cost to complete the project. You
conclude that to facilitate these additions, the project baseline must be adjusted. Which of the
following best describes when the baseline can be changed?

A. With approved changes


B. When the project sponsor determines it is appropriate
C. Only under emergency conditions
D. The original baseline is always maintained throughout the project
26.During a meeting with some of the project stakeholders, the project manager is asked to add
work to the project scope. The project manager had access to correspondence about the project
before the project charter was signed and remembers that the project sponsor specifically
denied funding for the scope mentioned by these stakeholders. The best thing for the project
manager to do is to:
A. Evaluate the impact of adding the scope.
B. Tell the stakeholders the scope cannot be added.
C. Add the work if there is time available in the project schedule.
D. Let the sponsor know of the stakeholders' request.
27.You have been assigned to manage a controversial construction project to build an apartment
complex on previously undeveloped land. There are almost as many stakeholders opposed to the
project as there are in support of it. Which of the following is not a correct statement about collecting
stakeholder requirements?

A. Meetings can be an effective method of resolving competing requirements.


B. Negotiations may be required to resolve competing requirements.
C.Competing requirements are usually resolved in favor of the cusmer.
D.Competing requirements are best identified and addressed during project executing.
28.The program was planned years ago, before there was a massive introduction of new technology.
While planning the next project in this program, the project manager has expanded the scope
management plan because as a project becomes more complex, the level of uncertainty in the scope:

A. Decreases then increases


B. Remains the same
C. Decreases
D. Increases
29.A new project manager created a WBS with his team, at the request of management. In his
previous position, he did not use work breakdown structures, but rather worked with lists and
outlines. Creating a complete WBS was a time-intensive endeavor. Now that he has the document,
he seeks advice from a more experienced project manager as to how he can get the most benefit
out of that effort. The work breakdown structure can be an effective aid for communication in which
setting(s)?

A. Internal within the project team


B. External with the customer
C. Internal within the organization
D. Internal and external to the project
30.The product of the project has been completed and delivered to the customer by the team.
They are informed by the customer that several of the deliverables are not acceptable, as they
do not meet the requirements specified early in the project. The project manager and team
review the requirements documentation, and are in agreement that the product deliverables
meet the customer's requirements as they understand them. The project manager, who is new to
the organization, seeks the advice of the project management office in determining what went
wrong. After some discussion, the PMO realizes that the Validate Scope process was not
performed appropriately by the project manager. Which of the following is a key output of the
Validate Scope process?
A. A more complete scope management plan
B. Requirements analysis
C. Confirmation of the project scope statement
D. Customer acceptance of project deliverables
31.The team is working to decompose a complex project into more manageable pieces. Once
done, you and other stakeholders will have a clear picture of what exactly is in the project. You
will also be able to plan for estimating and managing project constraints. What will be the result
of this decomposition?

A. Requirements traceability matrix


B. Affinity diagram
C. Context diagram
D. Work breakdown structure
32.The original scope baseline for your project is largely intact, although a number of small
changes have led to the redefinition of a few of the product components. A team member
determines the scope for her activity is no longer valid. She comes to you for advice on making
a change. To which of the following documents should you refer to make this change?

A. The work authorization system


B. The scope management plan
C. The cost management plan
D. The project management information system
32 (a)Information such as requirement identification number, source of the requirement, and
other requirements attributes may be included in the:

A. Scope baseline
B. Context diagram
C. Requirements traceability matrix
D. Work breakdown structure
33.On an agile software development project, the project manager asks business stakeholders
to create user stories, which will be used in the development and testing of the new application.
The main purpose of writing a user story is:

A. To communicate progress
B. To perform what-if analysis
C. To create a record of issues encountered on the project
D. To document features or functions required by stakeholders
34.Which of the following is not addressed in the scope management plan?

A. How to determine the correctness of the deliverables


B. How to obtain acceptance of the deliverables
C. How to plan how the project will accomplish the scope
D. How to create the WBS
35.You are in the last phase of a project. Soon the product deliverables will be fully integrated
and delivered to the customer. To date, you have had no difficulty with customer acceptance of
deliverables, but now the customer is not happy with a particular project deliverable. You know
that small changes may be easily accommodated, but large changes may affect your project's
timeline as well as affecting other constraints. What is your best course of action?

A. Meet with the team to determine changes needed.


B. Tell the customer the deliverable meets the scope of work and get the customer's
agreement to proceed.
C. Meet with the customer and offer a substitute project deliverable.
D. Determine why the customer is unhappy with the deliverable.
36.The work breakdown structure is created by:

A. The sponsor
B. The project manager
C. The team
D. Project management software
37.The process of scope definition is key to a successful project. All the following come after the
Define Scope process except:

A. Plan Resource Management


B. Estimate Activity Durations
C. Collect Requirements
D. Estimate Costs
38.A new project manager is being mentored by a more experienced PMP-certified project
manager. The new project manager is having difficulty finding enough time to manage the
project because the project scope is being progressively elaborated. The PMP-certified project
manager advises that the basic tools for project management, such as a work breakdown
structure, can be used during project executing to assist the project manager. For which of the
following can a work breakdown structure be used?

A. Identifying the functional managers for each team member

B. Communicating with the customer

C. Showing calendar dates for each work package

D. Describing the business need for the project


39.After extended meetings with various stakeholder groups, you have ended up with many
conflicting requirements. You have used your interpersonal skills to facilitate some resolution, but
eventually determine that you will use voting to finalize the prioritization of requirements. All of
the following describe approaches to decision-making using the voting technique except:
A. Majority

B. Plurality

C. Unanimity

D. Consensus
40.Over the last few weeks, the team has made three changes to the activities on the project.
Two of these instances involved adding short, but important, activities to existing work packages.
The other change involved removing a piece of work that was deemed to be redundant of other
planned activities. The project manager must be most careful to:

A. Provide documentation on all the changes to the sponsor.

B. Make sure the changes are reflected in the project scope baseline.

C. Record all the changes.

D. Prevent more changes from occurring.


41.The team has collected requirements from all identified stakeholders, and has a good idea of
the scope of their project. They move on to create the WBS, but realize that they need a better
way to organize their requirements for reference throughout the project. Someone suggests that
they create a requirements traceability matrix. Which planning process includes determining what
should be included in the matrix?
A. Develop Project Management Plan
B. Collect Requirements
C. Define Scope
D. Plan Scope Management
42.The call center's response time has increased in recent months, resulting in numerous
complaints from dissatisfied customers. Several employees have quit their jobs in the call center,
as they were tired of dealing with disgruntled callers. You have been working with the business
analyst and stakeholders on a project chartered to understand the problem and to determine a
solution. There are diverging opinions, but through facilitation and analysis work you have a clear
picture of what is desired, and have balanced and prioritized stakeholders' needs. Which of the
following would be the best place to record this information?

A. Issue log
B. Affinity diagram
C. Project scope statement
D. Requirements documentation
43.A manager has responsibility for a project that has the support of senior management. From
the beginning, you (the project manager) have disagreed with the manager as to how the
project should proceed and what the deliverables should be. You and she have disagreed over
many issues in the past. Your department has been tasked with providing some key work
packages for the project. What should you do?

A. Sit down with the manager at the beginning of the project, attempt to describe why you
object to the project, and discover a way to solve the problem.
B. Inform your manager of your concerns to get her support.
C. Provide the manager with what she needs.
D. Ask to be removed from the project.
44.Which of the following is correct in regard to the Control Scope process?

A. The Control Scope process must be integrated with other control processes.
B. The Control Scope process must be done before scope planning.
C. Effective scope definition can lead to a more complete project scope statement.
D. Controlling the schedule is the most effective way of controlling scope.
45.Inspections are a tool of the Validate Scope process. All of the following are examples of
inspection except:

A. Product reviews
B. Audits
C. Walkthroughs
D. Sensitivity analysis
46.The project manager had to request a change in the approved project budget because the
WBS did not contain some work that needed to be done. Which of the following is the best
thing to do as a result of this situation?

A. Redo the change control system.


B. Recalculate the project scope variance.
C. Redo the WBS and look for more missing scope.
D. Ask for a time extension.
47.The project manager and team have finalized the WBS for their bridge construction project. It
took a lot of time and many meetings to break the scope of this large project into manageable
pieces. As they worked through this process, the team identified additional requirements that
were incorporated into the WBS document. All the following are outputs of the Create WBS
process except:
A. WBS dictionary
B. Updates to the requirements documentation
C. Scope baseline
D. Change requests
48.A new warehouse distribution project will impact facilities in twelve countries. Each facility
has different requirements for internet access. You know that you need to get specific
requirements and prioritize them. Which of the following techniques is the best way to do this?

A. Pareto analysis
B. Expert interviews
C. Facilitation
D. Earned value analysis
49.A client has asked you to add to the scope of the course development project. In addition to
developing a nutrition course to be delivered live to patients hospitalized after heart attacks, the
sponsor has determined that it would be valuable to offer the same information in an online format,
altered slightly to direct the content toward caregivers. The project is under budget and a little ahead
of schedule. What should you do?

A. Get approval from the configuration change board.


B. Approve the change.
C. Determine the effects of the change on the project.
D. Ask the sponsor for approval to make the change.
50.The team will be repurposing an expanse of city property into a public park facility. Numerous
listening sessions open to the public have been held, as well as meetings with public officials. At
this point, there is a high level of confidence that the requirements have been defined and
prioritized. The weather is perfect for beginning work on the project, and the project team is eager
to start. The project manager reminds them that a work breakdown structure and the scope
baseline are not complete. He adds that the WBS will also be important to other project
processes. A work breakdown structure is an input to all of the following processes except:

A. Define Activities
B. Manage Quality Assurance
C. Estimate Costs
D. Identify Risks
51.To manage a project effectively, work should be broken down into small pieces. Which of the
following does not describe how far to decompose the work?

A. Until it can be done by one person


B. Until it cannot be logically subdivided further
C. Until it can be realistically estimated
D. Until it has a meaningful conclusion
52.During the completion of project work, the sponsor asks the project manager to report on how
the project is going. In order to prepare the report, the project manager asks each of the team
members what percent complete their work is. There is one team member who has been hard to
manage from the beginning. In response to being asked what percent complete he is, the team
member asks, "Percent complete of what?" Tired of such comments, the project manager reports
to the team member's manager that the team member is not cooperating. Which of the following
is most likely the real problem?
A. The project manager did not get buy-in from the manager for the resources on the
project.
B. The project manager did not create an adequate reward system for team members to
improve their cooperation.
C. The project manager should have had a meeting with the team member's manager the
first time the team member caused trouble.
D. The project manager did not assign work packages.
52(a)A new project manager has asked you for advice on creating a work breakdown structure.
After you explain the process to her, she asks you what software she should use to create the
WBS, and what she should do with it when it is completed. You might respond that the picture is
not the most valuable result of creating a WBS. The most valuable result of a WBS is:

A. A bar chart
B. A list of risks
C. Team buy-in
D. Activities
53.During project executing, a team member comes to the project manager because he is not
sure what work he needs to accomplish on the project. Which of the following documents contain
detailed descriptions of work packages?

A. Scope management plan


B. WBS dictionary
C. Project scope statement
D. Activity list
54.You need to document an approach to the definition of deliverables and the project for an
effort that has few stakeholders and a budget that will not exceed $US 10,000.00. It will not be a
difficult effort, given the currently identified project constraints. In which processes will you
document your approach?

A. Create WBS
B. Plan Scope Management
C. Define Scope
D. Develop Project Management Plan
55.Your company has been selected to produce a new product for an external customer. At the
same time, it has been determined that your company will be starting a new division to diversify
its internal product line, with the first product of the new line to be introduced at a trade show in
eight months. To avoid a schedule overlap between the two ventures, senior management of
your project has imposed a product delivery date on the product for the external customer. To
whom are you as the project manager most accountable?

A. Project team
B. Senior management
C. Customer
D. Project sponsor
56.You are managing a website development project, which will be used by an insurance
company's employees and its customers. As part of your planning effort, you decide to create a
context diagram. Which of the following is shown in a context diagram?
A. Risks and benefits
B. Communication channels and roles
C. Interfaces and boundaries
D. Scope options and dependencies
57.You are working on a project with over 450 stakeholders and a starting budget of over US
$200,000,000. You are arranging to lead a scope decomposition session that will help you in your
project planning. This involves subdividing the major project deliverables into smaller pieces.
Which of the following most closely describes the benefits of scope decomposition?

A. Assist in stakeholder assignment to project activities with specified start and end dates.
B. Improve the accuracy of estimates, define a baseline for performance, and assist with
responsibility assignments.
C. Provide the project duration, provide project control, and assign control charts.
D. Provide more activities to assign to resources, and allow for lower estimates.
58.Your customer requested the new railroad cars you are building for his company be
constructed from heavy grade aluminum. After reviewing the requirements, two of your experts
inform you the customer would be better off with steel cars. You meet with the customer to
discuss the issue, and he directs you to go ahead with the aluminum cars. What should you
do?

A. Find a way to cut other costs, and upgrade the cars to steel.
B. Meet with the customer again to ensure that he understands the expert opinions
regarding using steel instead of aluminum.
C. Meet with your experts to develop another proposal for the customer.
D. Provide aluminum cars that meet the customer's requirements.
59.Which of the following best describes the Validate Scope process?

A. It is an output of Control Quality, occurs before Define Scope, and ensures customer
acceptance.
B. It provides assurances that the deliverable meets the specifications, is an input to the
project management plan, and is an output of Control Quality.
C. It ensures customer acceptance, shows the deliverable meets specifications, and
provides a chance for differences of opinion to come to light.
D. It ensures the deliverable is completed on time, ensures customer acceptance, and
shows the deliverable meets specifications.
60.How can a project manager track requirements through the project life cycle?

A. Requirements traceability matrix


B. Stakeholder requirements documentation
C. Project scope statement
D. Quality checklists
61.A project has just started the second phase, in which work packages are being created. A
new team member has completed his work packages for this phase, and has asked the project
manager to validate the scope of his work packages. The team member is anxious to have the
customer see his work packages. The project manager, although confident in this new team
member, wants the team member to gain confidence after the customer sees his work
packages. When should the Validate Scope process be done?

A. During the planning processes


B. At the beginning of the project
C. At the end of the project
D. At the end of each phase of the project
62.A project manager believes that modifying the project scope may provide added value for the
customer. Several team members have approached her to point out what they believe to be a
needed addition to the scope of the project. They are not sure if the scope they are asking to
add was missed in the original scope definition, whether it was an oversight on the part of the
team, or if this scope addition simply represents new, added value for the customer. What
should the project manager do?

A. Contact the customer to determine if the change adds value.


B. Call a meeting of the change control board.
C. Change the scope baseline.
D. Change the project's objectives.
63.A conflict between the requirements is best resolved in favor of the:

A. Stakeholder
B. Customer
C. Project manager's supervisor
D. Sponsor
64.Which of the following is done during the Create WBS process?

A. Product analysis
B. Decomposition
C. Alternatives analysis
D. Project selection
65.A project manager is starting work on a complex project. There will be people from two
different countries involved. The project sponsor is from a third country, and the work is being
done on an expedited schedule in your country with 14 electrical engineers, 4 architects and
their staffs, 3 mechanical engineers, and 2 maintenance experts. What should the project
manager do to make sure all the work in this project is identified?

A. Create a WBS with input from all parties involved.


B. Create a scope control system.
C. Create a clear management plan, and put it in writing.
D. Identify the laws of each country involved.
66.The scope baseline can best be said to include the:

A. Scope management plan and project scope statement


B. WBS and project charter
C. WBS and project scope statement
D. Scope management plan and WBS
67.Project management activities:

A. Are included in project scope at the project manager's discretion


B. Are distinct from both project and product scope
C. Include work to ensure that the product scope is achieved
D. Are part of product scope and not part of project scope
68.A highway renewal project you are managing appears to have some missing scope. Your
understanding of the scope was that the highway was to be resurfaced. Now, one of the
construction foremen has come to ask why he finds no mention of repainting the lines on the
repaved road. He also wants to know if there are any guard rail replacement work packages in
the project. You have seen some of the resurfaced road that is completed, with the new lines
painted on them. Which of the following is most likely to have caused the misinterpretation of the
project scope statement?
A. Imprecise language
B. Poor pattern, structure,and chronological order
C. Too much detail
D. Variations in size of work packages or detail of work
69.Which of the following best describes how a work breakdown structure can be used to
determine resources?

A. It lists the names of the resources to be used.


B. It enables management to list the resource hierarchy.
C. The WBS breaks the project into one-person activities.
D. The small work packages the WBS provides make it easier to determine what expertise
is needed.
70.You and your team spent many months eliciting and prioritizing the requirements of hundreds
of stakeholders on your international project. After finalizing the requirements, you spent a long
time developing a schedule and budget that were acceptable to your management and to the
customer. Finally, the performance measurement baseline was established. But now, you learn
that the customer wants to expand the product scope. Which document must be created?

A. Change request
B. Project scope statement
C. Activity attributes
D. Performance measurements
71.Alternatives analysis occurs in which parts of the scope management process?

A. Initiating and scope verification


B. Initiating and scope definition
C. Scope planning and scope definition
D. Scope definition and scope control
72.A scope change is made on the project. You have determined the effect on the schedule,
performed integrated change control, and adjusted the project baselines and the project
management plan. What is the next thing to do?

A. Look for impacts to cost.


B. Notify stakeholders affected by the change.
C. Change the work breakdown structure.
D. Submit the change to the change control board for approval.
73.Which of the following best describes product analysis?

A. Working with the customer to determine the product description


B. Gaining a better understanding of the product of the project in order to create the
project scope statement
C. Determining whether the quality standards on the project can be met
D. Mathematically analyzing the quality desired for the project
74.Being prepared to do a complete job of developing and finalizing the scope baseline requires
that you have also done a thorough and timely job of identifying and analyzing stakeholders,
and of collecting requirements. The development of the scope baseline can best be described
as involving:

A. The project team


B. The project expediter
C. The functional managers
D. All the stakeholders
75.A project has a number of deliverables that are complex and have to be assembled. As the
project manager, you know the work breakdown structure will help stakeholders to see interim
deliverables that will be integrated into the final project deliverables. To help manage the
individual elements, you have used a work breakdown numbering system. This numbering
system allows the project team to:

A. Use it in project management software.


B. Identify the level at which individual elements are found.
C. Provide project justification.
D. Systematically estimate costs of work breakdown structure components.
76.A project manager has discovered a team member has gold plated the work done in an
activity. In order to discover this, the project manager must have been performing:
A. Cost management
B. Time management
C. Staffing management
D. Scope management
77. A technique in which stakeholders use a decision matrix to assess requirements based on
factors such as expected risk levels, time, cost, and benefit estimates is:

A. Mind mapping
B. Context diagramming
C. Multi criteria decision analysis
D. Affinity diagramming
78.You are a new project manager and have been assigned a next-generation small submarine
project. The sub will assist in oceanographic studies. Your organization has created several
variations of a similar sub, so you have many organizational process assets to review. The
organization has not used a work breakdown structure in the past. You know the basic guidelines
for creating a WBS and hope that using one will decrease some of the problems that have
occurred on similar projects. The main problems on past projects were missed deliverables and
scope creep (workers completed work that was unnecessary). Your goal is to make certain that
all deliverables are represented on the WBS, and that if a deliverable is not included in the WBS,
it is not produced by the project. Which of the following is a basic rule or guideline for creating a
work breakdown structure?
A. The first row should describe the products of the project.
B. Each level of a work breakdown structure is a smaller segment of the level above.
C.It should list, in chronological order, every activity that needs to be done to complete the
project.
B. It should be organized by functional areas.
79.The first phase of a project is ending. What should be done before moving on to the next
phase?
A. Management meeting
B. Scope management
C. Validate scope
D. Team meeting
80.You have a very accurate WBS and WBS dictionary as parts of your scope baseline. These
have helped with the estimating process. You expect that the WBS dictionary will help team
members clearly understand each work package: what needs to be completed, what must be
included, and the boundaries of each interim deliverable at the work package level. During a
walkthrough of a work package, you discover a team member is completing the work differently
than stated in the WBS dictionary. How should you deal with this?

A. Replace the team member.


B. Determine if the changes also change the scope of the work package.
C. Determine if the alternative way is acceptable to the functional manager.
D. Ask the team member if the changes are necessary.

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