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PMP 01 Project
Management
Foundations Quiz
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1. As a PMP candidate you must have a firm grasp on what
constitutes a project. Which one of the following is not an attribute of a
project? Answer: Has no definite end date
2. You are a project manager for Johnson Keyboards, Inc. Your
organization has adapted the PMBOK Guide as a standard tool for
how projects should operate, and you are involved in shaping the
standardization for all future projects. In light of this information,
what is the recommended course of action for the processes and
procedures in the PMBOK Guide? Answer: Not all processes and procedures in
the PMBOK Guide are required on all projects.
3. Your organization is considering launching a new project. Robert,
the CEO,
wants to know what business value the proposed project will
contribute. Which one of the following is not an example of business
value consideration for a new project? Answer: Risk assessments within the
project
4. You are explaining to a junior engineer the difference between a
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PMP 01 Project
Management
Foundations Quiz
Comprehensive
Questions
(Frequently
Tested) with
Verified Answers
Graded A+
1/
10
, Contact for further consultation
1. As a PMP candidate you must have a firm grasp on what
constitutes a project. Which one of the following is not an attribute of a
project? Answer: Has no definite end date
2. You are a project manager for Johnson Keyboards, Inc. Your
organization has adapted the PMBOK Guide as a standard tool for
how projects should operate, and you are involved in shaping the
standardization for all future projects. In light of this information,
what is the recommended course of action for the processes and
procedures in the PMBOK Guide? Answer: Not all processes and procedures in
the PMBOK Guide are required on all projects.
3. Your organization is considering launching a new project. Robert,
the CEO,
wants to know what business value the proposed project will
contribute. Which one of the following is not an example of business
value consideration for a new project? Answer: Risk assessments within the
project
4. You are explaining to a junior engineer the difference between a
1/
10