WorksheetsRefresher Quiz - Final
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Part of the Project Charter that answers the question “Why are you working on this project?”
a)
Project Purpose
b)
Project Scope
c)
Project Requirements
d)
Project Risks
2.
What is a Project Charter?
a)
It is a document that outlines the stakeholders in a project to get approval
b)
It is a document that outlines only the timeline and budget o get approval
c)
It is a document that outlines your project objectives, scopes, project responsibilities in order to get approval from key project stakeholders
d)
It is a document that outlines the in-depth roles and responsibilities of the primary stakeholders
3.
Part of the Project Charter that includes the boundaries of your project deliverables and are which tasks are included
a)
Project Purpose
b)
Project Scope
c)
Project Requirements
d)
Project Risks
4.
Part of the Project Charter where you need to identify the things need for the project to start. It could be technical or non-technical resources.
a)
Project Requirements
b)
Project Scope
c)
Project Risks
d)
Project Dependencies
5.
What is a stakeholder register?
a)
A stakeholder register is a document that outlines all the stakeholders for a particular project
b)
A stakeholder register is a document that outlines all of the scope and tasks
c)
A stakeholder register is a document that outlines all of the risks and dependencies
d)
A stakeholder register is a document that outlines all of the constraints and assumptions
6.
What are the three main constraints of a project?
a)
Time, Scope, Cost
b)
Time, Project Manager, Cost
c)
Scope, Project Idea, Time
d)
Planning, Time, Execution
7.
What are the 5 phases of Project Management
a)
Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitor and control, Closure
b)
Initiation, Execution, Planning, Monitor and control, Closure
c)
Planning, Initiation, Execution, Monitor and control, Closure
d)
Planning, Monitor and control, Initiation, Execution, Closure
8.
These are limitations or restrictions that impose boundaries on the project's execution
a)
Project Scope
b)
Project Requirements
c)
Project Risks
d)
Project Constraints
9.
These are events or conditions that, if they occur, could have a negative impact on the project's objectives. And we need to create a mitigation plan
a)
Project Assumptions
b)
Project Dependencies
c)
Project Risks
d)
Project Constraints
10.
These are relationships or connections between project tasks or activities that dictate the sequence in which they must be performed
a)
Project Assumptions
b)
Project Dependencies
c)
Project Risks
d)
Project Constraints
11.
What is a Project?
a)
A set of tasks that has a defined timeline, but no end goal
b)
A set of tasks that must be completed within a defined timeline to accomplish a specific set of goals
c)
A set of tasks that has an on-going timeline with an end goal
d)
A set of tasks that must be managed individually by a team
12.
An example of a project (Choose the best answer)
a)
Taking a drive
b)
Cleaning out the trash
c)
Creating a blog website for a client
d)
Deleting files
13.
What are the three main constraints of a project?
a)
Time, Scope, Cost
b)
Time, Project Manager, Cost
c)
Scope, Project Idea, Time
d)
Planning, Time, Execution
14.
Is it true that all projects go through the same lifecycle
a)
True
b)
False
15.
Projects that are financed by businesses or private organizations is a mixed project
a)
True
b)
False
16.
Public projects are those projects which are funded by government agencies
a)
True
b)
False
17.
Can slack and other communication tools be considered a project management tool?
a)
True
b)
False
18.
It is the most traditional project management methodology, where the project plan is defined before the project begins and each major project phase must be completed in sequence.
a)
Agile
b)
Scrum
c)
Kanban
d)
Waterfall
19.
Projects that are planned and executed in short iterations known as sprints, where project teams plan their activities as they execute the project.
a)
Kanban
b)
Waterfall
c)
Agile
d)
Spiral
20.
What are the 5 phases of Project Management
a)
Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitor and control, Closure
b)
Initiation, Execution, Planning, Monitor and control, Closure
c)
Planning, Initiation, Execution, Monitor and control, Closure
d)
Planning, Monitor and control, Initiation, Execution, Closure
21.
With priorities and customer needs constantly changing, this methodology breaks projects down into several phases to drive continuous improvement.
a)
Waterfall
b)
Spiral
c)
Agile
d)
Rapid Application Development (RAD)
22.
It is a document that focuses on 4 values and 12 principles of Agile software development. An alternative to the more linear product development process.
a)
Agile Manifesto
b)
Kanban Board
c)
Gantt Chart
d)
Stakeholder Register
23.
There are a lot of project management tools. Which of these are project management tools?
a)
Slack
b)
Asana
c)
Jira
d)
All of the Above
24.
On Jira, the Backlog feature is of which Scrum Artifacts?
a)
Product Backlog
b)
Sprint Backlog
c)
Increment
d)
Both A and B
25.
A prioritized list of all desired work on the project, maintained by the Product Owner. What is it called?
a)
Sprint Backlog
b)
Product Backlog
c)
Increment
d)
Sprint Retrospective
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