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Project Planning and Scheduling Quiz 1 Revision

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

PMBOK defines a project as “a temporary endeavour undertaken to create a unique product or service.”

a)

“a temporary endeavour undertaken to create a unique product or service.”

b)

“a permanent endeavour undertaken to create a unique product or service.”

c)

“a temporary endeavour undertaken to create a replicated product or service.”

d)

“a permanent endeavour undertaken to create a replicated product or service.”

2.

Every project creates a unique product or service, which is the (a)   for the project and the reason that the project was undertaken.

3.

A project in summary is

a)

unique and temporary, has a start and an end

b)

predictable, ongoing

c)

unique and ongoing

d)

permanent and unique

4.

The basic concept is that every project has some element of a time constraint, has some type of budget, and requires some amount of work to complete, this is referred to as

a)

Triple constraint

b)

Project triangle

c)

Double decker constraint

d)

Project trouble

5.

The basic concept is that every project has some element of a time (a)   , has some type of budget, and requires some amount of work to complete

6.

The Project Charter should address the following

a)

Milestones

b)

Summary budget

c)

Stakeholder expectations

d)

Bonus discussions

7.

At the beginning of a project, the Project ____________

is assigned, who will work with the Project

____________ to identify the necessary resources

(a)  

8.

The Project Charter, is based on the Project (a)  

9.

Explanation of Goals ..

a)

describe a project's main purpose and tend to be wide reaching and related to senior management and client expectations.

b)

are statements of what should be achieved and by which time

c)

are outcomes of the project constitute the actual changes that the intervention seeks to support

d)

identification of an initial set of foreseeable risks

10.

Explanation of Objectives..

a)

describe a project's main purpose and tend to be wide reaching and related to senior management and client expectations.

b)

are statements of what should be achieved and by which time

c)

are outcomes of the project constitute the actual changes that the intervention seeks to support

d)

identification of an initial set of foreseeable risks

11.

Explanation of Objectives..

a)

describe a project's main purpose and tend to be wide reaching and related to senior management and client expectations.

b)

are statements of what should be achieved and by which time

c)

are outcomes of the project constitute the actual changes that the intervention seeks to support

d)

identification of an initial set of foreseeable risks

12.

Objectives fall into two broad categories

a)

Objectives achieved by undertaking the project work according to guidelines for planning

b)

Objectives achieved as a consequence of completing the work

c)

directs your attention to outcomes rather than activities

d)

Identifying the major resources for a project

13.

The PBS provides a complete, hierarchical tree structure of deliverables that make up the project in diagram form

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The PBS defines where you want to _____ (the goal), while the WBS tells you how to _____ there (the project).

(a)  

15.

Project team is responsible for

a)

planning and executing the project by delivering tasks according to the project schedule

b)

ensuring that the project is completed

c)

managing with demonstrable interest in the outcome of the project

16.

Executive sponsor is responsible for

a)

planning and executing the project by delivering tasks according to the project schedule

b)

ensuring that the project is completed

c)

managing with demonstrable interest in the outcome of the project

17.

Project manager is responsible for

a)

planning and executing the project by delivering tasks according to the project schedule

b)

ensuring that the project is completed

c)

managing with demonstrable interest in the outcome of the project

18.

Project sponsor/director is

a)

planning and executing the project by delivering tasks according to the project schedule

b)

ensuring that the project is completed

c)

a manager will participate in or lead the project initiation and the development of the Project Charter, participate in project planning and the development of the Project Plan

19.

Project exclusions are

a)

things that are outside of the project boundaries and are explicitly stated as not included in the project.

b)

are things that should be inside project boundaries and explicitly stated as being included in the project.

c)

are those things that are believed to be true.

d)

are limitations placed upon the project team

20.

Project inclusions are

a)

things that are outside of the project boundaries and are explicitly stated as not included in the project.

b)

are things that should be inside project boundaries and explicitly stated as being included in the project.

c)

are those things that are believed to be true.

d)

are limitations placed upon the project team

21.

Project inclusions are

a)

things that are outside of the project boundaries and are explicitly stated as not included in the project.

b)

are things that should be inside project boundaries and explicitly stated as being included in the project.

c)

are those things that are believed to be true.

d)

are limitations placed upon the project team

22.

Project assumptions are

a)

things that are outside of the project boundaries and are explicitly stated as not included in the project.

b)

things that should be inside project boundaries and explicitly stated as being included in the project.

c)

those things that are believed to be true.

d)

limitations placed upon the project team

23.

Project constraints are

a)

things that are outside of the project boundaries and are explicitly stated as not included in the project.

b)

things that should be inside project boundaries and explicitly stated as being included in the project.

c)

those things that are believed to be true.

d)

limitations placed upon the project team