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Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 33mins

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1.

Project management is _____.

a)

the application of knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques to meet the project requirements and achieve the desired outcome 

b)

the practice of decision-making that is carefully planned and designed to meet the project requirements

c)

the use of applications that can help you deliver your project on time, and with a successful outcome

d)

the series of tasks that need to be completed to reach a desired outcome

2.

How do project charters add value to projects?

a)

Includes a plan to mitigate potential risks

b)

Set up a framework for what project work the team needs to do

c)

Help project managers communicate project details to others

d)

Allow project managers to get organized

3.

Which of the following circumstances indicates that the project is approved to move forward?

a)

The project manager finishes the project’s deliverables and milestones.

b)

The finance department approves the budget and the team members have been selected.

c)

The project sponsor and key stakeholders sign off on the project charter.

d)

The stakeholders state the cost of the project outweighs the value it brings to the organization.

4.

Fill in the blank: The four common ways to mitigate risk include _____.

a)

accept it, disregard it, reduce or control it, and transfer it

b)

accept it, ignore it, reduce or control it, and transfer it

c)

avoid it, accept it, reduce or control it, and transfer it

d)

avoid it, accept it, disregard it, and transfer it

5.

Who on the Scrum Team is responsible for meeting customers’ needs and prioritizing the Product Backlog?

a)

Development Team

b)

Project Manager

c)

Scrum Master

d)

Product Owner

6.

Fill in the blank: Project managers use tools to manage _____, which typically include the project's budget, people, and materials.

a)

project resources

b)

project charters

c)

project timelines

d)

project proposals

7.

Fill in the blank: A cost-benefit analysis weighs the potential value of a project against money, resources, and _____.

a)

time

b)

deliverables

c)

risk

d)

difficulty

8.

Which of the following is an example of a measurable goal? Select all that apply.

a)

Reduce employee turnover

b)

Achieve a 20% improvement in customer satisfaction ratings based on post-support survey results

c)

Increase market reach

d)

Increase product revenue by 5%

9.

Fill in the blank: Risk management is the process of _____.

a)

identifying and avoiding projects that have a high potential for risk

b)

identifying and initiating projects that have a low potential for risk

c)

identifying and mitigating risks and issues that are already impacting a project

d)

identifying and evaluating potential risks and issues that could impact a project

10.

Which of the following communication tools could a project manager use to create a project tracking report?

a)

Slack

b)

Zoom

c)

Asana

d)

Google Meet

11.

As a project manager, you’re prioritizing stakeholders with a power grid. One stakeholder has low power and high interest. What level of engagement should the team have with the stakeholder?

a)

Manage closely

b)

Show consideration

c)

Monitor

d)

Meet their needs

12.

Imagine you’re a project manager overseeing the development and launch of a new app. Which of the following problems could be a single point of failure risk in the app’s development?

a)

Failing to back up key project documentation

b)

Completing a project milestone behind schedule

c)

Lack of communication between the designers and the project lead

d)

Receive negative feedback from user testing

13.

Which three of the following are benefits of project planning?

a)

It helps you map out the full project

b)

It helps you brainstorm preliminary goals for the project

c)

It helps individuals assigned to your project become a strong team by working together

d)

It gives you time to identify and prepare for risks that could impact your project

14.

Fill in the blank: During your project, you monitor the timelines and efficiency of your team. You collect data on how many tasks they complete, their quality of work, and the time it takes to complete the tasks. All of these are examples of using data to _____.

a)

solve problems

b)

understand performance

c)

reduce budget

d)

understand your users

15.

Which of the following best describes why there is increasing demand for project management roles in today’s job market?

a)

Project management is a relatively new job title

b)

Project management roles are designed to adapt to changes and handle new processes as they come up

c)

Project management isn’t adequately compensated when compared to similar roles

d)

There’s significant turnover in the project management field

16.

Which project management approach uses the 5S quality tool, the DMAIC process, and Kanban boards?

a)

Agile

b)

Scrum

c)

Waterfall

d)

Lean Six Sigma

17.

As a project manager, the project sponsor gives you cost estimates with a set amount of money to spend. What challenge for effective budgeting does this represent?

a)

Lack of historical data

b)

Insufficient cash flow

c)

Pre-allocated budget

d)

Scope creep

18.

What is the difference between Agile and Waterfall project management approaches? Select all that apply.

a)

Agile and Waterfall approaches are the same. There are no major differences between the two.

b)

Agile is a less linear approach than Waterfall.

c)

Waterfall aims for predictability and tries to avoid change, while Agile embraces the reality that the world is uncertain and unpredictable.

d)

Waterfall is more flexible than Agile, as it accounts for changes in stakeholders’ needs as the project progresses.

19.

Which of the following are signs that an Agile team may be experiencing issues with team dynamics and culture? Select all that apply.

a)

High team conflict

b)

Low team conflict

c)

High team productivity

d)

Low team morale

20.

What are the main phases of the project life cycle? Select all that apply.

a)

Initiate the project

b)

Define project roles

c)

Execute and complete tasks

d)

Close the project

21.

Associate the project phase to core tasks in a typical project LC: Respond to changes and make adjustments

a)

initiating

b)

planning

c)

executing

d)

closing

22.

Imagine you are a project manager for a healthcare company. When building a team for a new research project, you create a power grid to help you figure out which stakeholders to prioritize. Which box in the grid represents the stakeholders who are the key players on your team?

a)

Box C (low influence, low interest)

b)

Box A (high influence, low interest)

c)

Box B (high influence, high interest)

d)

Box D (low influence, high interest)

23.

What are three major project components that are worked out during the planning phase?

a)

Scope, goals, and deliverables

b)

Project tracking, quality management, and retrospectives

c)

Schedule, budget, and risk management plan

d)

Success criteria, stakeholders, and resources

24.

What four items do stakeholders need to approve before the planning phase can begin?

a)

Project charter

b)

Project name

c)

Project deliverables

d)

Project scope

e)

Project goals

25.

Which of the following are objectives and key results (OKRs) development best practices? Select all that apply.

a)

Objectives should be motivational and inspiring

b)

Each key result should have 2-3 objectives

c)

Key results should be tactical and specific

d)

OKRs should be linked to the project plan

26.

As a project manager, the project is your number one priority. However, you have team members with competing priorities from other projects. You want to influence them to make your project their priority. To do this, you bridge the high-level goals of the project and the day-to-day perspective of the team. You collaborate to find an outcome that works for everyone. What interpersonal skill did you mainly use in this scenario?

a)

Ask the right questions

b)

Practice patience

c)

Negotiate effectively

d)

Build trust

27.

Who is ultimately responsible for coordinating incoming and outgoing communication, connecting individuals to necessary information, and tracking who needs to receive what information and when?

a)

Stakeholders

b)

The project manager

c)

Project team members

d)

The client

28.

Imagine that a project manager has just begun working on a project for a trucking logistics company. The customer wants to see a proposal as soon as possible, but it is taking the project manager longer than expected because he needs more input from stakeholders and the project team. What should the project manager do to turn the project into a success?

a)

Ask the customer for more time to consult with stakeholders and the project team to deliver an accurate cost and timeline proposal

b)

Research the cost and timeline for similar projects at other trucking logistics companies and share that information with the customer

c)

Tell the customer he will need four to six weeks to formulate a proposal

d)

Immediately provide the customer the most recent comparable cost and timeline estimate for the work

29.

Fill in the blank: Project management is valuable to businesses because it _____.

a)

helps ensure that a project delivers the expected outcomes on time and within budget

b)

helps ensure that a project sticks to long-term and short-term deadlines

c)

helps ensure that a project delivers goods or services that meet the customer’s needs

d)

helps ensure that a project centralizes communication—both in real time and all at once

30.

Define a risk as it relates to project management.

a)

A risk is a measurement that estimates the impact of known problems

b)

A risk is an event that might occur and could impact a project in the future

c)

A risk is a known problem that has already impacted a project

d)

A risk is a measurement that estimates the potential impact of events that could occur in the future

31.

Which project management approach includes the following phases: define, measure, analyze, improve, control.

a)

Linear methodology

b)

Lean Six Sigma methodology

c)

Waterfall methodology

d)

Agile methodology

32.

Which answer best describes the Waterfall project management methodology?

a)

Created in the eighties, the Waterfall methodology refers to the sequential ordering of phases, including defining, measuring, analyzing, improving, and controlling.

b)

Created in the nineties, the Waterfall methodology refers to being able to move quickly and easily through a project by working on many tasks at once.

c)

Created in the eighties, the Waterfall methodology refers to being able to move quickly and easily through a project by combining and eliminating tasks.

d)

Created in the seventies, the Waterfall methodology refers to the sequential ordering of phases, including initiating, planning, executing, and closing.

33.

Which part of a risk management plan should include a brief introduction to the normal conditions of the project and an outline of potential risks?

a)

An executive summary

b)

A probability and impact matrix

c)

A risk register

d)

A mitigation plan

34.

Which project management approach uses the 5S quality tool and implements a Kanban scheduling system to manage production?

a)

Agile

b)

Scrum

c)

Lean

d)

Waterfall

35.

What is it called when a project manager involves stakeholders in decision-making to reach a broader consensus?

a)

Stakeholder buy-in

b)

Stakeholder mapping

c)

Stakeholder identification

d)

Stakeholder analysis

36.

In the RACI model, which role offers insights or expertise to help others complete project tasks?

a)

Responsible

b)

Accountable

c)

Consulted

d)

Informed

37.

Which of the following is a retrospective best practice?

a)

Focus on more negative aspects than positive so the team can improve more quickly

b)

Change perspectives so that the team can better understand another person’s point of view

c)

Assign blame so teammates know who did what wrong

d)

Use “you” language to communicate clearly and reduce confusion across the team

38.

Who uses technical and interpersonal skills to carry out day-to-day project tasks?

a)

Project sponsor

b)

Project manager

c)

Project team members

d)

Secondary stakeholders

39.

Email and chat are examples of what type of project management tool?

a)

Work management

b)

Collaboration

c)

Progress visualization

d)

Scheduling

40.

Fill in the blank: _____ is the method where a project manager reviews all individual tasks and rolls the tasks into manageable chunks that lead to a milestone.

a)

Top-down scheduling

b)

Goal scheduling

c)

Team scheduling

d)

Bottom-up scheduling

41.

Which of the following statements best describe the Agile Manifesto? Select all that apply.

a)

The Manifesto establishes a new approach that proves the Waterfall model wrong.

b)

The Manifesto lays out a software development process that is flexible and focuses on people.

c)

The Manifesto helps project managers and stakeholders focus on end products and deliverables rather than on users

d)

The Manifesto captures Agile’s values and reinforcing principles to support Agile project management planning and processes.

42.

Fill in the blank: For a project manager to organize an effective meeting, they must carefully select all attendees and prioritize meeting topics in a(n) _____.

a)

schedule

b)

agenda

c)

project plan

d)

communication plan

43.

Fill in the blank: A ______ has a clear outcome and a clearly-defined start and end date.

a)

communication

b)

task

c)

project

d)

program

44.

What are the basic elements that make up a project plan?

a)

Stakeholder information, project proposal, tools, and resources

b)

Tasks, milestones, people, documentation, and time

c)

Initiation, planning, managing, and execution

d)

Time estimation, effort estimation, buffer, and sub-tasks