Project Management Question Bank
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Q2. You are in the middle of your project and working on a deliverable which is 90% completed. It is time for the yearly audit. A team of auditors are about to come and verify if you are following the process as defined or not. However, as the deliverable is about to be completed, you check it and measure all dimensions to find any possible dimensional defects. What process is this?

1. Control quality
2. Manage quality
3. Plan quality management
4. Control scope

Q3. During project executing, your project team member delivers a project deliverable to the buyer. However, the buyer refuses the deliverable, stating that it does not meet the requirement on page 300 of the technical specifications. You review the document and find that you agree. What is the BEST thing to do?

1. Explain that the contract is wrong and should be changed.
2. Issue a change order
3. Review the requirements and meet with the responsible team member to review the WBS dictionary.
4. Call a meeting of the team to review the requirement on page 300.

Q4. Your company requires that before you purchase any routers or switches for the data center you are building, you need to solicit quotes from three separate suppliers prior to submitting the purchase request to the finance department. This policy belongs to:

1. Organizational Process Assets
2. Enterprise Environmental Factors
3. Procurement Management Knowledge Area
4. Make-or-Buy Decision

Q5. Another project manager in your company is having difficulty managing his project. You have found that he has not used a project charter and that is probably the cause of the problem. How can you help?

1. Provide him with a copy of an article about project charters
2. Work with his boss to get him a mentor
3. Develop a draft project charter for his use.
4. Talk to him about his project and offer help in creating a project charter.

Q6. When should a schedule baseline be created and used?

1. At the beginning of the project and used to compare schedule performance on status reports
2. At the end of the project and then used to measure team performance
3. At the end of the project and included in the archive
4. At the beginning of the project and used during the project to measure performance

Q7. The budget of your project is 350,000 USD and you have spent 200,000 USD. However, upon analyzing the project’s performance you find that you are over budget and may need 200,000 USD to complete the remaining work. This 200,000 USD is known as:

1. BAC
2. ETC
3. TCPI
4. EAC

Q8. To assist with the selection of a supplier for a large procurement on your project, you have hired a consultant. The consultant has prepared an independent estimate to be used as a benchmark while reviewing bids on the RFP. The independent estimate is confidential and is not shared with any bidders. When the sealed bids are opened, you discover that only one supplier has submitted a quote lower than the independent estimate. All other quotes are 45 percent to 70 percent higher than the benchmark. While discussing this development with members of the project team, you learn a distant relative of the consultant owns the company with the lowest bids. What is the best course of action?

1. Confirm the lowest bidder has understood the requirements and award them the contract
2. Since one of the suppliers knows more than others, you must disclose the independent estimate to all others to be fair
3. Disqualify the lowest bidder
4. Review the RFP specifications and requirements

Q9. Your company is having problems delivering the finished product from the factory to the warehouses, which are located in different geographical areas. To smooth out the process, you have identified all critical stages for this procedure. What will be your next step?

1. You will use a Tornado diagram
2. You will use an Ishikawa diagram
3. You will use a Scatter diagram
4. You will use a Pareto analysis

Q10. The management theory that all people can direct their own effort is:

1. Theory Y
2. Herzberg’s theory
3. Maslow’s hierarchy
4. Theory X