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Q2. Which of the following BEST describes what a project charter may be used for when the work is being completed?

1. To make sure all the team members are rewarded
2. To help determine if a scope change should be approved
3. To assess the effectiveness of the change control system
4. To make sure that all the documentation on the project is completed

Q3. You have just joined a new organization as a project manager. You have heard a number of rumors about the procurement manager having possible underhanded dealings with suppliers. However, you have no proof these rumors are true. Your project requires a large number of dump trucks. Company policy mandates that all purchases go through the procurement department rather than the department employees. The value of the dump truck purchase is US$395,000, and the contract went to a supplier your company regularly uses. Shortly after taking delivery of the dump trucks, you learn the procurement manager is driving a new car. What should you do?

1. Ask the procurement manager about the purchase of her new car
2. Report this to the appropriate management
3. Talk to the supplier to find out if there was a bribe involved in the project
4. Do nothing

Q4. You recently took over a project as the project manager. This is your first project management assignment. The project sponsor is very supportive and is helping you out in successfully managing the project. Recently, some bad quality deliverables were received on the project, and the project sponsor suggested that you to periodically review the vendor’s progress to deliver project scope and quality, within cost and on schedule, as compared to the contract. Which of the following statements is true in this context?

1. The sponsor has asked you to carry out regular trend analysis.
2. The sponsor has asked you something that is not a good project management practice.
3. The sponsor has asked you to carry out regular procurement performance reviews.
4. The sponsor is giving you a bigger workload so that you can perform better on the next assignment.

Q5. Which of these precedence relationships is most commonly used in the Precedence Diagramming Method?

1. Finish-to-Start
2. Start-to-Finish
3. Start-to-Start
4. Finish-to-Finish

Q6. All of the following are required to bring a project to closure EXCEPT:

1. Perform project feedback with the team
2. Obtain sign-off from the customer
3. Review project documentation for completeness
4. Update the project management plan

Q7. The customer has accepted the completed project scope. However, the lessons learned required by the project management office have not been completed. What is the status of the project?

1. The project is complete because the project has reached the due date.
2. The project is incomplete because the project needs to be re-planned.
3. The project is incomplete until all project and product deliverables are completed and accepted.
4. The project is complete because the customer has accepted the deliverables.

Q8. 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?

1. Until it has a meaningful conclusion
2. Until it cannot be logically subdivided further
3. Until it can be done by one person
4. Until it can be realistically estimated

Q9. You are over budget and it is impossible to complete the project with the given budget. Therefore, you raise the change request which management approves. After the change request is approved, you update the cost baseline and update other project documents. The document used to register any changes which occur during the project execution is known as:

1. Risk register
2. Issue log
3. Change log
4. RACI matrix

Q10. A critical project rollout was delayed because one of the stakeholders did not receive necessary communication on time. On further analysis, the project manager discovered that the communication was sent to the wrong teams. This could have happened because:

1. Communication broke down between the project team and the stakeholder.
2. The project manager failed to manage stakeholder expectations.
3. The stakeholder communications requirements were not properly analyzed during the Plan Communications Management process.
4. The stakeholder did not proactively ask for updates.