PM1 Scope Review

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If you are breaking a project into pieces at a meeting by decomposing it into tasks so that you can track, define and manage activities, what are you doing?

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defining the scope.

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Carmine is a wedding planner. He has created a WBS to subdivide a project into more manageable tasks. To highlight the details of the event for all vendors who are fulfilling deliverables for the wedding, he is preparing a document that describes the cost estimates, quantity requirements, description of the work, and contract information. Carmine is working on the:

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work breakdown structure dictionary.

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Andrew is the prom committee chairman. He is on-site at the prom to make sure all vendors show up at the event and all vendors' activities are falling within the scope of work contracted. Which process stage is Andrew in?

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executing

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Which project management process stage is Andrew in after realizing the meal delivered was steak instead of chicken?

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monitoring and controlling

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If a PM has a budget of $250,000 and 10 months to finish a project, which section of the project scope statement would these components be listed?

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project constraints

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Delores is leading a marketing project. She meets with the stakeholders to define and document all the needs for the marketing project. The activity that Delores is participating in is referred to as:

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collecting requirements.

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As a PM you must determine how to handle change requests. When you are determining the process that will be used, what are you conducting?

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control scope

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Jen's team is creating the WBS for their home restoration project. Which best describes the layers that would likely be included?

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activity packages, planning packages, and work packages

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If a project manager is informed that there is a requirement that all animals must be registered to participate in an upcoming project, this requirement should be listed in what section of the project scope statement?

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project constraints

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Uncontrolled expansion of a project scope without adjustments to time, cost, and resources is referred to as:

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scope creep.