A. Phases - Answers Chapter 2
There is a difference between the project, the project life cycle, the project schedule and the overall
project objective. At the core of these terms is the project life cycle. The project life cycle comprises
which of the following?
A. Phases
B. Milestones
C. Estimates
D. Activities
B. The kill point - Answers Chapter 2
Marci Koening, the project manager for ERP Project, is about to complete the project phase review.
The completion of a project phase is also known as which of the following?
A. Lessons learned
B. The kill point
C. Earned value management
D. Conditional advancement
D. A verifiable, measurable work product - Answers Chapter 2
You are the project manager of the GHY Project for your organization. You have been tasked with
creating a new software for your website which must also be available to mobile users. There are
several deliverables that must be documented for this project. Which of the following best describes a
project deliverable?
A. The resources used by the project manager of the GHY Project for your organization. You have
been tasked with creating a new software for your website which must also be available to mobile
users. There are several deliverables that must be documented for this project. Which of the
following best described a project deliverable?
B. The resources exported from the project as a result of the project work.
C. The end result of a project planning session
D. A verifiable, measurable work product
A. Project life cycle - Answers Chapter 2
As the project manager, you must work with your project team to identifying the project and the
project phases within the project schedule. This identification helps to communicate expectations and
outcomes of the project work. The compilation of al the phases within a project equates to the
_______
A. Project life cycle
B. Product life cycle
C. Project completion
D. Project processes
D. Low costs and low demands for resources - Answers Chapter 2
Projects move through a logical progression from the initiation to the project closure. It's important to
understand the fluctuation of costs, schedules, resources, and risks within the logical progression of
the project life cycle. Which of the following describes the early stage of a project.
A. High costs and high demands for resources
, B. A high demand for change
C. A high demand for project team time
D. Low costs and low demands for resources
C. During the final stages - Answers Chapter 2
Management has asked you to help them identify the points of the project where the risk of failure is
highest and lowest. As a general rule, at which point is the risk of failure the lowest, but the
consequence of failure the highest?
A. During the early stages
B. During the middle stages
C. During the final stages
D. The risk of failure is even across all project phrases
D. Projectized - Answers Chapter 2
Project team members are most likely to work full-time on a project in which of the following
organizational structures?
A. Functional
B. Weak Matrix
C. Strong matrix
D. Protectized
A. To provide better management and control of the project. - Answers Chapter 2
Marcy is the project manager of the GQD Project for her organization. She is working with Stan, the
project sponsor, and they are identifying the most likely phases for this type of project work. Why
would an organization divide a project into phases?
A. To provide better management and control of the project.
B. To identify the work that will likely happen within a phase of the project
C. To identify the resources necessary to complete a phase of the project
D. To define the cash-flow requirements within each phase of the project
D. The project life cycle defines how much each phase will cost - Answers Chapter 2
You are the project manger for your organization. Gary, a new project team member, approaches you
because he's confused about the concept of the project life cycle. If you were explaining the project
life cycle to Gary, you could say that all of the following are true statements about the project life
cycle except for which one?
A. The project life cycle defines the work to be done in each phase of the project.
B. The project life cycle defines the deliverables that each phase will create.
C. The project life cycle defines who is involved in each phase.
D. The project life cycle defines how much each phase will cost
B. At the start of the project. - Answers Chapter 2
You are the project manager of a new project. When is the likelihood of failing to achieve the
objectives the highest within your project?
A. There is not enough information provided to know for certain.
B. At the start of the project.