Project Management Quiz

What is an Act of Parliament?

• A document that contains a set of conditions and rules about a particular area or topic

• A technique to generate ideas to solve a problem

• A measure of how much time, cost, and effort is required to achieve the intended results

• A body of elected representatives responsible for creating legislation

What does the term "adjustments" refer to in project management?

• Changes made to the project plan as a result of events that may have occurred as the project progressed

• Text descriptions added to images on a web page

• Comments or notes placed on a Gantt chart

• A technique to generate ideas to solve a problem

What is the purpose of alt text?

• To describe images for users who may not be able to access the image

• To explain any changes that were made

• To generate ideas to solve a problem

• To give the owner of an original work the right to control who can use it

What is brainstorming?

• A technique to generate ideas to solve a problem

• A measure of how well a solution meets the needs of its users

• A situation that arises when current behaviours or practices could be considered to be the wrong thing to do

• A conversation between two or more people where one person asks questions and the others give their answers

What does the Copyright Act 1968 relate to?

• Conditions and rules related to copyright

• Relationships between tasks

• Factors that may limit or restrict the solution requirements

• Accepted moral standards that guide behaviour

What are dependencies in project management?

• Relationships between tasks, indicating when a task should begin or end in relation to another task or group of tasks

• Factors that may limit or restrict the solution requirements

• How well a solution meets the needs of its users

• A measure of how much time, cost, and effort is required to achieve the intended results

What are economic constraints?

• Factors that may limit or restrict the solution requirements and that are to do with money, including time and cost

• How well a solution meets the needs of its users

• Accepted moral standards that guide behaviour

• A situation that arises when current behaviours or practices could be considered to be the wrong thing to do

What does effectiveness measure?

• How well a solution meets the needs of its users

• How much time, cost, and effort is required to achieve the intended results

• Accepted moral standards that guide behaviour

• The use of criteria created during the design stage to evaluate or judge whether the solution is meeting the needs of the user

What does efficiency measure?

• How much time, cost, and effort is required to achieve the intended results

• How well a solution meets the needs of its users

• Accepted moral standards that guide behaviour

• The use of criteria created during the design stage to evaluate or judge whether the solution is meeting the needs of the user

What are ethics?

• Accepted moral standards that guide behaviour

• A situation that arises when current behaviours or practices could be considered to be the wrong thing to do

• The use of criteria created during the design stage to evaluate or judge whether the solution is meeting the needs of the user

• Checks carried out to ensure that a value has been entered and the field is not blank