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WorksheetsQuiz 3 : Project Management
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
What type of bridge is this?
Suspension
Arch
Steel
Wood/Timber
The surface of a bridge.
beam
deck
cable
pile
What are the advantages of using project management?
Improved efficiency, better communication, increased customer satisfaction
No advantages, project management is unnecessary
Decreased efficiency, poor communication, decreased customer satisfaction
Increased costs, longer project duration, decreased customer satisfaction
Which skills are important for project management?
Good planning, organizing, leadership, and communication skills
No skills are important for project management
Poor planning, disorganization, lack of leadership, and communication skills
Good technical skills, but no need for planning, organizing, leadership, and communication skills
What is the goal of project management?
To beat the competition
The efficient, effective completion of a project in respect to quality, schedule and budget
To deliver a product
To make a profit and please investors
What are typical restraints on project management?
security, building codes, safety
market risks, political risks, economic risk
people, land, capital
Scope, Time and Costs
What is project planning?
The process of executing tasks and completing a project
The process of managing project risks
The process of evaluating the success of a project
The process of defining objectives, scope, tasks, resources, and timeline for a project.
What is the purpose of project monitoring?
The purpose of project monitoring is to solely focus on the end result and not the process.
The purpose of project monitoring is to micromanage every aspect of the project.
The purpose of project monitoring is to ignore any issues or delays that arise during the project.
The purpose of project monitoring is to track and evaluate the progress and performance of a project to ensure it is on track and meeting its objectives.
What is the role of a Quantity Surveyor in a construction project?
Supervising construction workers
Presenting detailed information on the cost of particular elements of work
Advising on the potential of a site
Monitoring and maintaining electrical equipment
What is the responsibility of a Site Engineer in a construction project?
Supervising construction workers
Managing parts of the construction project, providing technical advice, supervising staff on site and ensuring that their packages are completed on time and within budget
Advising on the potential of a site
Understanding what the client or company wants to achieve
