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Question 1
According to our authors, “Selecting the right project is business risk. Managing uncertainty to meet stakeholder’s objectives is _______ risk.”
Select one:
a. Project
b. Program
c. Internal
d. External
Question 2
Also known as a “ROM” in schedule estimating, it has a wide variance but is based on extrapolations from other projects.
Select one:
a. Ballpark estimates
b. Detailed estimates
c. Rough order of magnitude
d. Realized order of magnitute
Question 3
Also known as top-down estimating, this technique begins with a total project estimate, then assigns a percentage of that total to each of the phases and tasks on the project.
Select one:
a. Visulization
b. Phased estimating
c. Apportioning
d. Parametric estimates
Question 4
In schedule estimating, this estimate can be off as much as 90%, but may be useful for initial sizing.
Select one:
a. Subject matter expert
b. Ballpark
c. Detailed estimate
d. Order of magnitude
Question 5
In the Project Business Case, risks are first listed as ___________, but as it becomes clear that they represent specific threats, they become the first documented risks.
Select one:
a. Best-guess estimates
b. Assumtions
c. Conditions
d. Environmental factors
Question 6
In the project context, the term “scope” can refer to product and ______ scope.
Select one:
a. Schedule
b. Project
c. Risk
d. Program
Question 7
Key Risk Response strategies include all of the following EXCEPT:
Select one:
a. Avoid the risk
b. Accept the risk
c. Mitigate the risk
d. Analyze the risk
Question 8
Key steps of the risk management process include all of the following EXCEPT:
Select one:
a. Develop response plans
b. Interpret risks
c. Identify risks
d. Analyze & prioritize
Question 9
Key steps of the risk management process include all of the following EXCEPT:
Select one:
a. Analyze & prioritize
b. Identify risks
c. Interpret risks
d. Develop response plans
Question 10
One way to gather information about risks is from project stakeholders. Two methods are brainstorming sessions and __________.
Select one:
a. External reviews
b. Interviewing
c. Risk role-play
d. Stakeholder/Team analysis
Question 11
our authors state that “it’s appropriate at first to adopt the attitude that anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” This is called _______’s Risk Management Law.
Select one:
a. Project Management
b. Realistic
c. Murphy’s
d. Program
Question 12
The first stage of the Change Control process is:
Select one:
a. Identification of deliverables
b. Stakeholder evaluation / modification
c. Recording of change requests
d. Create intermediate deliverables
Question 13
The primary steps of Configuration Management are provided below EXCEPT:
Select one:
a. Assign configuration management responsibility
b. Establish the control structure
c. Report changes
d. Identify items/products
Question 14
There are two primary steps to the Change Control process: steps leading to the initial approval of a product, and the process for:
Select one:
a. Controlling changes of the product
b. Reducing changes on the product
c. Allowing changes only during a specific timeframe
d. Refusing changes on the product
Question 15
These are all primary steps in the “Analyze and Prioritize Risk” step, EXCEPT:
Select one:
a. Define the risk
b. Mitigate the risk
c. Assign a risk probability
d. Rank the risk based on probability and impact
Question 16
These are all useful, recommended guidelines for developing the Risk Profile, EXCEPT:
Select one:
a. Predict the magnitude of each risk
b. Be industry- and organization-specific
c. Address both product and management risks
d. Address risk exceptions
Question 17
These are alternative courses of action prepared before a project risk occurs, and often includes setting aside extra money to draw on in the event of unforeseen cost overruns.
Select one:
a. Risk cost adjustment
b. Cost reserve
c. Contingency plans
d. Mitigation plans
Question 18
This budgeting method combines cost and schedule status to provide a complete picture and includes cost and schedule variance reporting.
Select one:
a. Earned value reporting
b. Cost reporting
c. Critical path budgeting
d. WBS budgeting
Question 19
This estimating technique requires the most effort, but is also the most accurate.
Select one:
a. Top-down
b. Bottoms-up
c. Parametric
d. Apportioning
Question 20
This estimating technique seeks a basic unit of work to act as a multiplier to size the entire project. It is always based on historical data.
Select one:
a. Bottoms-up estimating
b. Historical estimating
c. Parametric estimating
d. Top-down estimating
Question 21
This is a brief statement describing a situtation that is causing concern or uncertainty within the project.
Select one:
a. Consequence
b. Result
c. Plan
d. Condition
Question 22
This is a list of questions that address traditional areas of uncertainty on projects, and uses lessons learned from previous projects.
Select one:
a. Risk register
b. Risk management plan
c. Risk profile
d. Risk response plan
Question 23
This is an estimating technique that is a favorite among project managers because it requires cost and schedule commitments for only one phase of the project at a time.
Select one:
a. Bottom-up estimating
b. Apportioning
c. Phased estimating
d. Parametric estimating
Question 24
This is the process of creating a scope management plan that documents how the project and product scope will be defined, validated and controlled.
Select one:
a. Define scope
b. Control scope
c. Plan scope management
d. Validate scope
Question 25
This is the process of formalizing acceptance of the project deliverables.
Select one:
a. Deliverable acceptance report
b. Scope finalization
c. Scope control
d. Validate scope
Question 26
This is the process of monitoring the status of the project and product scope and managing changes to the scope baseline.
Select one:
a. Scope planning
b. Control scope
c. Scope mitigation
d. Scope creep
Question 27
This is the process of subdividing project deliverables and project work into smaller, more manageable components.
Select one:
a. Create WBS
b. Deliverable decomposition
c. Component planning
d. Deliverable finalization
Question 28
This prevents disasters by limiting the changes to control documents and other project deliverables. It is a subset of change control.
Select one:
a. Change Management
b. Configuration Management
c. Project Change Reporting
d. Change Control Reporting
Question 29
To balance the need for change control against the desire to be flexible, the project manager needs to separate changes into different categories called ________.
Select one:
a. Change thresholds
b. Stakeholder / Environmental changes
c. Change descriptions
d. Change plans
Question 30
You can __________ a project risk by choosing not to do part of the project or by choosing a lower-risk (more predictable) option for meeting project objectives.
Select one:
a. Transfer
b. Mitigate
c. Avoid
d. Accept