Project Life Cycle Quiz

What is the first phase of the project life cycle?

• Closing

• Initiation

• Planning

• Execution

During which phase of the project life cycle are project goals and objectives defined?

• Initiation phase

• Closing phase

• Monitoring phase

• Execution phase

Which phase of the project life cycle involves the actual implementation of the project plan?

• Monitoring

• Planning

• Execution

• Closing

In which phase of the project life cycle are project performance and progress monitored?

• Initiating

• Executing

• Closing

• Monitoring and Controlling

When does the project life cycle officially end?

• When the team runs out of budget

• When the project is halfway completed

• When the project manager decides to end it prematurely

• When all project deliverables have been completed, accepted by the stakeholders, and the project is closed out.

What is the correct sequence of phases in the project life cycle?

• Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Controlling, Closing, Initiation

• Execution, Planning, Monitoring and Controlling, Closing, Initiation

• Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Controlling, Closing

• Initiation, Planning, Execution, Closing, Monitoring and Controlling

Which phase involves identifying stakeholders and their needs?

• Monitoring

• Planning

• Executing

• Initiating

What is the purpose of project closure phase?

• To ignore project outcomes

• To keep resources tied up indefinitely

• To start a new project immediately

• To formally close the project, ensure all deliverables have been met, evaluate the project's success, document lessons learned, and release resources.

What is the main focus of project planning phase?

• Defining the scope, objectives, timeline, resources, and deliverables of the project.

• Creating a detailed budget plan

• Assigning tasks to team members

• Monitoring project progress in real-time

During which phase are project deliverables accepted by the stakeholders?

• project monitoring

• project execution

• project closure

• project initiation