Questions from Chapter Five


1.

You define the end of the project by defining the:

A.

Scope Statement

B.

Charter

C.

Final deliverable

D.

Schedule


2.

The phase in which you define the final deliverable is:

A.

Planning

B.

Execution

C.

Closing

D.

Control


3.

The person who has the responsibility for keeping the final deliverable clear to all stakeholders is the:

A.

Sponsor

B.

Technical lead

C.

Team member

D.

Project manager


4.

Administrative Closure should occur:

A.

Only at the end of a project

B.

Every week

C.

At the end of each phase

D.

On Thursdays


5.

Information needs to go to:

A.

Everyone on the team

B.

The sponsors

C.

The stakeholders

D.

Everyone in the communication plan


6.

As you make approved changes to the original scope, you should:

A.

Save the old versions

B.

Shred the old versions

C.

Amend the SOW

D.

Do a completely new WBS


7.

If your project comes in 20% ahead of schedule and 25% under budget you should:

A.

Reward yourself

B.

Demand a raise and throw a party

C.

Be proud

D.

Find out why there was such a variance from the original plan


8.

A complete set of indexed project records is called:

A.

Project history

B.

Project archives

C.

The index

D.

The SOW


9.

Acceptance of the product of the project should be:

A.

Formal

B.

Fast

C.

Consistent

D.

Personal


10.

Formal acceptance includes:

A.

High praise

B.

Written acceptance

C.

Dialectic

D.

Verbal acceptance


11.

The ________ is the person/organization that gives project acceptance.

A.

Sponsor

B.

Project team

C.

Delivering organization

D.

Customer


12.

The project manager must comply with the requirements of both the customer and:

A.

His own organization

B.

The functional managers

C.

The line manager

D.

Executive management


13.

A ________ must be written in order to require Contract Closeout.

A.

WBS

B.

Formal contract

C.

SOW

D.

Scope Statement


14.

A(n) ________ performs the procurement audit.

A.

Project manager

B.

Project team

C.

Sponsor

D.

Outside individual/organization


15.

What information goes into lessons learned?

A.

Everything that happens

B.

Only major concerns

C.

Only minor concerns

D.

Information that will help future project managers


16.

When do you discuss lessons learned?

A.

Once a month

B.

At a formal meeting after the project

C.

At regular status meetings

D.

At the New Year's party


17.

Lessons learned should be:

A.

Written down

B.

Carried around in the project team's head

C.

Chiseled in stone

D.

Only done at the end of the project


18.

Lessons learned are valuable to:

A.

Project managers

B.

Project teams

C.

Stakeholders

D.

All of the above


19.

Who is responsible for keeping a lessons learned log?

A.

The project manager

B.

The sponsor

C.

Team members

D.

Stakeholders


20.

The contract file consists of ________ records.

A.

All

B.

Good

C.

Indexed

D.

Accounting


21.

Before the main vendor is paid, be sure that ________ are paid.

A.

Employees

B.

Sub-contractors

C.

Sponsors

D.

Developers




Passing the PMP Exam. How to Take It and Pass It
Passing the PMP Exam: How to Take It and Pass It: How to Take It and Pass It
ISBN: 0131860070
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 167
Authors: Rudd McGary

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