WGU Project Management C722, Unit 6,
Module 21, 22 Quiz Graded A+
What is the difference between a project milestone and a task?
✔✔a) A milestone marks a significant achievement or point in the project, while a task is a
specific activity that needs to be completed
b) A milestone is a detailed activity, while a task is an overall project goal
c) A milestone is used to monitor project risks, while tasks focus on costs
d) A milestone is a resource allocation, and a task is a project deadline
How does a project manager handle scope creep?
✔✔a) By managing changes through a formal change control process and ensuring they align
with project goals
b) By increasing the project budget to cover extra work
c) By adding more team members to handle the additional work
d) By extending the project deadline without consulting stakeholders
What is the role of a project sponsor?
a) To manage the project team’s daily activities
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,✔✔b) To provide high-level oversight, resources, and support for the project
c) To ensure all project tasks are completed on time
d) To develop detailed project plans and schedules
What is a project’s critical path?
✔✔a) The longest sequence of dependent tasks that determine the project’s minimum duration
b) The time needed to complete all project tasks
c) The total budget allocated for a project
d) The list of tasks with the highest priority
What does a project procurement plan include?
a) A list of tasks to complete before project initiation
✔✔b) The process and criteria for obtaining goods and services needed for the project
c) The project budget breakdown
d) A communication strategy for stakeholders
What is an agile project management methodology?
a) A rigid process for managing large projects
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, ✔✔b) A flexible approach that emphasizes iterative progress, collaboration, and quick
adaptations
c) A linear project management approach
d) A methodology focused on minimizing project scope
What is the primary goal of the monitoring and controlling process in project management?
a) To initiate new tasks for the project
✔✔b) To track project performance and make adjustments to stay on course with the project’s
objectives
c) To allocate additional resources to project tasks
d) To identify the financial risks of the project
How do you define a project constraint in terms of scope, time, and cost?
a) A limitation that only applies to project timelines
✔✔b) A restriction that affects scope, time, and cost, which are interdependent
c) A fixed schedule for project activities
d) A priority set by stakeholders
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Module 21, 22 Quiz Graded A+
What is the difference between a project milestone and a task?
✔✔a) A milestone marks a significant achievement or point in the project, while a task is a
specific activity that needs to be completed
b) A milestone is a detailed activity, while a task is an overall project goal
c) A milestone is used to monitor project risks, while tasks focus on costs
d) A milestone is a resource allocation, and a task is a project deadline
How does a project manager handle scope creep?
✔✔a) By managing changes through a formal change control process and ensuring they align
with project goals
b) By increasing the project budget to cover extra work
c) By adding more team members to handle the additional work
d) By extending the project deadline without consulting stakeholders
What is the role of a project sponsor?
a) To manage the project team’s daily activities
1
,✔✔b) To provide high-level oversight, resources, and support for the project
c) To ensure all project tasks are completed on time
d) To develop detailed project plans and schedules
What is a project’s critical path?
✔✔a) The longest sequence of dependent tasks that determine the project’s minimum duration
b) The time needed to complete all project tasks
c) The total budget allocated for a project
d) The list of tasks with the highest priority
What does a project procurement plan include?
a) A list of tasks to complete before project initiation
✔✔b) The process and criteria for obtaining goods and services needed for the project
c) The project budget breakdown
d) A communication strategy for stakeholders
What is an agile project management methodology?
a) A rigid process for managing large projects
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, ✔✔b) A flexible approach that emphasizes iterative progress, collaboration, and quick
adaptations
c) A linear project management approach
d) A methodology focused on minimizing project scope
What is the primary goal of the monitoring and controlling process in project management?
a) To initiate new tasks for the project
✔✔b) To track project performance and make adjustments to stay on course with the project’s
objectives
c) To allocate additional resources to project tasks
d) To identify the financial risks of the project
How do you define a project constraint in terms of scope, time, and cost?
a) A limitation that only applies to project timelines
✔✔b) A restriction that affects scope, time, and cost, which are interdependent
c) A fixed schedule for project activities
d) A priority set by stakeholders
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