WGU LATEST EDITION 2026 –2027 WITH ALL
COMPLETED D361 TASKS 2 BUNDLE PASSED ON
FIRST TRY SOLUTION GUARANTEED 100% PASS
Project Initiation and Planning
1. What is the primary purpose of a project charter?
A. Define project budget only
B. Authorize the project and identify objectives
C. Create a work schedule
D. Assign all project tasks
2. A stakeholder is best defined as:
A. The project manager only
B. Anyone affected by the project
C. The customer only
D. The sponsor only
3. Which document outlines project scope?
A. Risk Register
B. Scope Statement
C. Status Report
D. Procurement Plan
4. Scope creep refers to:
A. Budget reduction
,B. Schedule compression
C. Uncontrolled changes to project scope
D. Resource leveling
5. The project sponsor primarily:
A. Performs project tasks
B. Provides executive support and resources
C. Conducts audits
D. Creates all schedules
6. SMART goals are:
A. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
B. Strategic, Managed, Assigned, Reviewed, Tested
C. Simple, Measured, Accurate, Reliable, Timed
D. None of the above
7. A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is used to:
A. Manage risks
B. Break project work into smaller components
C. Evaluate quality
D. Track costs only
8. The critical path determines:
A. Project quality standards
B. Longest sequence of dependent activities
C. Budget estimates
D. Staffing requirements
, 9. Which constraint is NOT part of the traditional project management triangle?
A. Scope
B. Time
C. Cost
D. Marketing
10. Baseline plans are used to:
A. Compare actual performance against planned performance
B. Increase project scope
C. Eliminate risks
D. Hire employees
11. A milestone represents:
A. A project budget
B. A significant project event
C. A stakeholder
D. A risk
12. Resource allocation focuses on:
A. Assigning resources effectively
B. Creating risks
C. Marketing products
D. Conducting audits
13. Project assumptions are:
A. Guaranteed outcomes
B. Factors believed to be true for planning purposes
C. Risks only
D. Financial statements
COMPLETED D361 TASKS 2 BUNDLE PASSED ON
FIRST TRY SOLUTION GUARANTEED 100% PASS
Project Initiation and Planning
1. What is the primary purpose of a project charter?
A. Define project budget only
B. Authorize the project and identify objectives
C. Create a work schedule
D. Assign all project tasks
2. A stakeholder is best defined as:
A. The project manager only
B. Anyone affected by the project
C. The customer only
D. The sponsor only
3. Which document outlines project scope?
A. Risk Register
B. Scope Statement
C. Status Report
D. Procurement Plan
4. Scope creep refers to:
A. Budget reduction
,B. Schedule compression
C. Uncontrolled changes to project scope
D. Resource leveling
5. The project sponsor primarily:
A. Performs project tasks
B. Provides executive support and resources
C. Conducts audits
D. Creates all schedules
6. SMART goals are:
A. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
B. Strategic, Managed, Assigned, Reviewed, Tested
C. Simple, Measured, Accurate, Reliable, Timed
D. None of the above
7. A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is used to:
A. Manage risks
B. Break project work into smaller components
C. Evaluate quality
D. Track costs only
8. The critical path determines:
A. Project quality standards
B. Longest sequence of dependent activities
C. Budget estimates
D. Staffing requirements
, 9. Which constraint is NOT part of the traditional project management triangle?
A. Scope
B. Time
C. Cost
D. Marketing
10. Baseline plans are used to:
A. Compare actual performance against planned performance
B. Increase project scope
C. Eliminate risks
D. Hire employees
11. A milestone represents:
A. A project budget
B. A significant project event
C. A stakeholder
D. A risk
12. Resource allocation focuses on:
A. Assigning resources effectively
B. Creating risks
C. Marketing products
D. Conducting audits
13. Project assumptions are:
A. Guaranteed outcomes
B. Factors believed to be true for planning purposes
C. Risks only
D. Financial statements
