A. To define the project scope and objectives
B. To identify project risks and constraints
C. To establish project timelines and milestones
D. To allocate project resources and budget
2. What is the difference between a project manager and a program manager?
A. A project manager is responsible for managing a single project, while a program manager is responsible for managing multiple related projects.
B. A project manager is responsible for managing the technical aspects of a project, while a program manager is responsible for managing the business aspects of a project.
C. A project manager is responsible for managing the project team, while a program manager is responsible for managing the project stakeholders.
D. A project manager is responsible for managing the project budget, while a program manager is responsible for managing the project schedule.
3. What is the purpose of a project schedule?
A. To identify project risks and constraints
B. To allocate project resources and budget
C. To define the project scope and objectives
D. To establish project timelines and milestones
4. What is the difference between a project plan and a project schedule?
A. A project plan is a high-level overview of the project, while a project schedule is a detailed timeline of project activities.
B. A project plan is a detailed timeline of project activities, while a project schedule is a high-level overview of the project.
C. A project plan includes project risks and constraints, while a project schedule does not.
D. A project plan includes project budget and resources, while a project schedule does not.
5. What is the purpose of a project risk management plan?
A. To identify and assess project risks
B. To allocate project resources and budget
C. To define the project scope and objectives
D. To establish project timelines and milestones
6. What is the difference between a project issue and a project risk?
A. A project issue is a potential problem that may occur in the future, while a project risk is a current problem that needs to be addressed.
B. A project issue is a current problem that needs to be addressed, while a project risk is a potential problem that may occur in the future.
C. A project issue is a technical problem, while a project risk is a business problem.
D. A project issue is a business problem, while a project risk is a technical problem.
7. What is the purpose of a project status report?
A. To provide an overview of project progress and status
B. To identify and assess project risks
C. To allocate project resources and budget
D. To define the project scope and objectives
8. What is the difference between a project change request and a project issue?
A. A project change request is a request to change the project scope, while a project issue is a problem that needs to be addressed.
B. A project change request is a problem that needs to be addressed, while a project issue is a
potential problem that may occur in the future.
C. A project change request is a request to change the project schedule, while a project issue is a request to change the project budget.
D. A project change request is a request to change the project resources, while a project issue is a request to change the project objectives.
9. What is the purpose of a project closure report?
A. To provide an overview of project progress and status
B. To identify and assess project risks
C. To allocate project resources and budget
D. To document project outcomes and lessons learned
10. What is the difference between a project stakeholder and a project sponsor?
A. A project stakeholder is a person or organization that has an interest in the project, while a project sponsor is a person or organization that provides funding for the project.
B. A project stakeholder is a person or organization that provides funding for the project, while a project sponsor is a person or organization that has an interest in the project.
C. A project stakeholder is a person or organization that manages the project team, while a project sponsor is a person or organization that manages the project stakeholders.
D. A project stakeholder is a person or organization that manages the project risks, while a project sponsor is a person or organization that manages the project issues.
