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Chapter 5 - Scope Management

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

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1.

A project manager is leading the construction of a new office building. The project sponsor asks the project manager to email him a project document that was presented during the last project status meeting. The project sponsor states that he has forgotten the name of the document, but he remembers it contained the description, owner, source, priority, and status of product requirements. Which project document is the project sponsor requesting?

a)

The requirements management plan

b)

The requirements traceability matrix

c)

The scope management plan

d)

The work breakdown structure (WBS)

2.

You are a project manager planning a project to develop a new payroll system, and you are currently in the process of determining, documenting, and managing stakeholder needs and requirements to meet project objectives. A project stakeholder has suggested that it would be helpful to have a visual depiction showing how people and other systems will interact with the new payroll system. You like the idea and want to address it. What is the best way to implement the stakeholder’s suggestion?

a)

Build a matrix diagram

b)

Develop a context diagram

c)

Design an affinity diagram

d)

Create a fishbone diagram

3.

You are managing a project to develop a new robot for a mining rescue company. You are currently performing a monitoring and controlling project activity, and you have discovered that some of the project work has not been performed according to the plan. If these issues are not fixed before the next customer inspection, your project might be canceled. You have analyzed the situation, and the corrective action will only require a minor adjustment to a configuration element. What should you do first?

a)

Implement the corrective actions

b)

Submit a change request

c)

Consult the project sponsor

d)

Delay the scheduled customer inspection

4.

You are managing the development of a new blood pressure cuff for a customer who provided you with the objectives and description of the cuff. You and your team are decomposing the customer's high-level requirements to the level of detail needed to design the blood pressure cuff and therefore define the scope of the product. In what activity are you involved?

a)

Technical performance analysis

b)

Create WBS

c)

Define Activities

d)

Product analysis

5.

As part of the process to develop the scope statement for the project you are leading, you specify the deliverables for the project, include the requirements under which the deliverables will be accepted, and explicitly state what is out of project scope. What should you do next?

a)

Obtain approval of the project scope statement

b)

Include the acceptance criteria in the scope statement

c)

Determine who decides the project is successful

d)

Describe product scope in the scope statement

6.

You are planning a project to construct a luxury condominium complex that will include jacuzzi tubs among its numerous features. Due to technical constraints, it has been decided to eliminate the jacuzzi tubs from the final project requirements. You document the jacuzzi tubs as an explicit scope exclusion in the project scope statement as well as update the requirements documentation to reflect this change. What should you do next?

a)

Reflect the scope exclusion in the requirements traceability matrix

b)

Document the status of the change in the change log

c)

Record the elimination of the jacuzzi tubs as an issue in the issue log

d)

Capture the exclusion of the jacuzzi tubs in the exclusion register

7.

You are managing the development of a new smartphone in an extremely competitive market. You are planning the must-have features of the smartphone in detail so that work can begin and the product can be released to the market as early as possible. The future features are unknown at the moment and will depend on what the competitors release. You will plan these features in greater detail later on. As you and your team create the work breakdown structure (WBS), what will you use to indicate the future features?

a)

Control accounts

b)

Rolling wave planning

c)

Work packages

d)

Planning packages

8.

You are part of the project team designing a new type of subway car. You have completed the last work package for the braking system; however, you are not sure what the acceptance criteria are for this particular work package. Where can you find that information?

a)

The project management plan

b)

The project scope statement

c)

The requirements documentation

d)

The WBS dictionary

9.

A project manager for a software development project has collected the work performance data and used the requirements documentation and requirements traceability matrix to generate the work performance information regarding variances in the project work compared to the baseline. What process is the project manager performing?

a)

Validate Scope

b)

Control Scope

c)

Manage Quality

d)

Direct and Manage Project Work

10.

A project manager is meeting with Sally, the program manager, to review the decomposed deliverables for a new product. Sally reviews the work breakdown structure and requests it to be arranged in the order the work should be performed. Is Sally correct saying that the work breakdown structure should be ordered according to how the work will be performed?

a)

Sally is wrong. Work is decomposed and sequenced in the Define Activities process.

b)

Sally is correct. Since she has superiority, the WBS should be ordered the way she wants it to be done

c)

Sally is wrong. The chronological order of tasks is defined in the Sequence Activities process

d)

Sally is correct. When decomposing the work, the order of tasks must be considered

11.

A new project manager is brought on the project. She wants to understand the process by which this particular project formally accepts deliverables. Which of the following will she have to reference?

a)

The scope management plan

b)

The stakeholder management plan

c)

The quality management plan

d)

The requirements management plan

12.

The project manager is trying to get sign off for a series of marketing materials. The work is rejected by the stakeholders responsible for sign off because of incorrect use of marketing standards. What should the project manager do before sending materials to the stakeholders again?

a)

Perform quality control checks before validating the scope

b)

Validate the scope before performing quality control

c)

Create a work breakdown structure before validating the scope

d)

Validate scope before communicating the project status

13.

Your company was recently awarded a software development project, and you have just completed the scope management plan. The sponsor reviews the plan and states that the client specified the use of Scrum, while the plan indicates a waterfall approach. Which component of the project management plan did you most likely overlook while developing the scope management plan?

a)

Project life cycle description

b)

Development approach

c)

Requirements management plan

d)

The contract with the client

14.

You are assigned to a software development project, and you are conducting a product review with an important client. Although the deliverables were previously verified, the client detects a defect and rejects one of the deliverables. What should you do?

a)

Submit a change request to fix the deliverable

b)

Refund the customer for the value of the deliverable

c)

Ask the project team to repair the defect

d)

Begin the claims administration process

15.

In a pharmaceutical project, human trials are to start soon. The CEO is thrilled about the success of the trials up to this point. She announces that the size of the patient pool for the trials should double from the one originally planned and results tracked in the new system launching this week. What should the project manager do first?

a)

Ramp up production to match the demand of the CEO

b)

Consider what might be included in a change request

c)

Adjust the scope baseline to reflect the increased trial size

d)

Communicate the change of direction with the stakeholders

16.

On a project that you are leading, you have developed all subsidiary management plans and had them approved.

What should you do next?

a)

Collect detailed requirements

b)

Develop the process improvement plan

c)

Create the work breakdown structure

d)

Develop the project scope statement

17.

A project manager is leading a project for a client. After the project was baselined, the client requests to change the

process that specifies how formal acceptance of the completed project deliverables will be obtained. Instead of accepting the final product at the end of the project as originally planned, the client wants to review and accept each of the major project deliverables individually.

With the request approved by the CCB, what should the project manager do next?

a)

Document the status of the change request in the change management plan

b)

Modify the development approach of the project from traditional to agile

c)

Submit a change request to update the project management plan

d)

Update the scope management plan to reflect the requested changes

18.

The client contends that the project's deliverables do not meet the agreed-upon specifications and have to be reworked. The client shows the meeting minutes to the project manager saying that the standard for the acceptance of the deliverables was discussed earlier in the project, during one of the status calls.

What should the project manager do first?

a)

Check the project charter for the contract terms

b)

Agree to rework the deliverables to meet the requirements as requested by the customer

c)

Review the agreements for the acceptance criteria

d)

Tell the customer to proceed with claims administration to resolve the issue

19.

A client was very specific about what they wanted to be included in the final product. While reviewing the schematics, the project manager notices some features that she doesn't recall being part of the project scope.

What analysis should be undertaken to determine if the features in question are in line with the project's scope baseline?

a)

Alternative analysis

b)

Variance analysis

c)

Cost-benefit analysis

d)

Value analysis

20.

In the design phase, external experts verified that the team's blueprints for a new crane complied with requirements. During the build phase, the customer performed a walkthrough and found that some welding joints on the crane were defective. The crane needs to be reworked to ensure it can be operated safely.

How could this situation have been avoided?

a)

Outsourcing the welding to an external vendor

b)

Testing the welding before the customer walkthrough

c)

Using the requirements traceability matrix

d)

Defects are part of any project and cannot be avoided.