a) Temporary
b) Unique
c) Ongoing
d) Progressive elaboration
Answer: c) Ongoing
2. Which of the following is NOT a process group in project management?
a) Initiating
b) Planning
c) Executing
d) Closing
Answer: d) Closing
3. What is the purpose of a project charter?
a) To define the project scope and objectives
b) To identify project risks and develop risk mitigation strategies
c) To establish the project team and their roles and responsibilities
d) To document lessons learned and best practices for future projects
Answer: a) To define the project scope and objectives
4. What is the critical path in a project schedule?
a) The longest path of dependent activities that determines the project duration
b) The shortest path of independent activities that can be completed in parallel
c) The path that includes all the high-priority tasks in the project
d) The path that includes all the critical activities that must be completed on time
Answer: a) The longest path of dependent activities that determines the project duration
5. What is the purpose of a risk register in project management?
a) To track and monitor project risks throughout the project lifecycle
b) To document lessons learned and best practices for future projects
c) To identify project stakeholders and their roles and responsibilities
d) To define the project scope and objectives
Answer: a) To track and monitor project risks throughout the project lifecycle
6. What is the purpose of a change control process in project management?
a) To manage and control changes to the project scope, schedule, and budget
b) To identify project risks and develop risk mitigation strategies
c) To establish the project team and their roles and responsibilities
d) To document lessons learned and best practices for future projects
Answer: a) To manage and control changes to the project scope, schedule, and budget
7. What is the purpose of a stakeholder analysis in project management?
a) To identify project stakeholders and their roles and responsibilities
b) To track and monitor project risks throughout the project lifecycle
c) To define the project scope and objectives
d) To document lessons learned and best practices for future projects
Answer: a) To identify project stakeholders and their roles and responsibilities
8. What is the purpose of a lessons learned document in project management?
a) To document lessons learned and best practices for future projects
b) To track and monitor project risks throughout the project lifecycle
c) To identify project stakeholders and their roles and responsibilities
d) To define the project scope and objectives
Answer: a) To document lessons learned and best practices for future projects
9. What is the purpose of a project management plan?
a) To define the project scope and objectives
b) To identify project risks and develop risk mitigation strategies
c) To establish the project team and their roles and responsibilities
d) To document the approach and processes for managing the project
Answer: d) To document the approach and processes for managing the project
10. What is the purpose of a work breakdown structure (WBS) in project management?
a) To define the project scope and objectives
b) To identify project risks and develop risk mitigation strategies
c) To establish the project team and their roles and responsibilities
d) To break down the project deliverables into smaller, manageable components
Answer: d) To break down the project deliverables into smaller, manageable components
