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WGU C722 PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXAM PREP
ACCURATE AND FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATE WITH EXPERT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS|| SURE PASS
What has a start and end date, is a temporary activity, and creates a unique result? -
ANSWER: Project
What is a program? - ANSWER: a group of related projects
Define portfolio - ANSWER: A group of programs
What phase ends once the project charter is approved? - ANSWER: Defining
What phase ends when baselines for scope, budget, and schedule are approved by
sponsors? - ANSWER: Planning
What phase ends when deliverables are ready to be delivered? - ANSWER:
Executing
What phase does scope creep appear? - ANSWER: Executing
What phase are deliverables, stakeholders, project assumptions, risks, and project
sponsors identified? - ANSWER: Defining
What authorizes what is in the project and includes: project name, purpose, high-
level project description, rough cost estimate, list of stakeholders, milestone
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schedule, project manager's name and authority, and sponsor's formal declaration
of support? - ANSWER: Project Charter
What two phases of Project Management are iterative? - ANSWER: Planning and
Executing
What reminds stakeholders what is in the project and needs to be in writing in
order to avoid scope creep? - ANSWER: Project Scope
Deliverables are measured by success criteria which are - ANSWER: Clear and
Quantifiable
What are the Triple Constraints? - ANSWER: Time, Scope, Cost
Name activities that occur during the Closing Phase - ANSWER: project outcomes
delivered
deliverables are ready for customer
lessons learned are documented
customer signs and accepts project results
*customer may identify items to be corrected
Name activities of a Project Manager during the Closing Phase - ANSWER:
reassigns resources back to company
documents project results and lessons learned
closes out procurement activities
verifies project is transitioned over to customer
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If one part of the triple constraint is changed, what is impacted? - ANSWER:
Quality
Scope is sometimes referred to as - ANSWER: Statement of Work (SOW)
What shows rows of names, durations, predecessors and lists tasks and durations? -
ANSWER: Gantt Chart
Float time, aka slack time is a task that can be... - ANSWER: delayed without
affecting project completion
What determines what is included in the scope, functional requirements, business
needs, and stakeholders? - ANSWER: Project Baseline
True or False: Whichever triple constraint is prioritized, the other two sacrifice. -
ANSWER: TRUE
What are the steps of Change Management - ANSWER: change request received--
-> change request is evaluated ---> decision to approve or deny (sometimes by a
Change Management Board) ---> If approved, change is communicated, logged,
etc.
What is the Critical Path? - ANSWER: The path with the longest duration from
the start of a project to its completion
What is the process of identifying customer's requirements and how they will be
measured, and what phase is it emphasized? - ANSWER: Quality Management
and Planning Phase
WGU C722 PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXAM PREP
ACCURATE AND FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATE WITH EXPERT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS|| SURE PASS
What has a start and end date, is a temporary activity, and creates a unique result? -
ANSWER: Project
What is a program? - ANSWER: a group of related projects
Define portfolio - ANSWER: A group of programs
What phase ends once the project charter is approved? - ANSWER: Defining
What phase ends when baselines for scope, budget, and schedule are approved by
sponsors? - ANSWER: Planning
What phase ends when deliverables are ready to be delivered? - ANSWER:
Executing
What phase does scope creep appear? - ANSWER: Executing
What phase are deliverables, stakeholders, project assumptions, risks, and project
sponsors identified? - ANSWER: Defining
What authorizes what is in the project and includes: project name, purpose, high-
level project description, rough cost estimate, list of stakeholders, milestone
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schedule, project manager's name and authority, and sponsor's formal declaration
of support? - ANSWER: Project Charter
What two phases of Project Management are iterative? - ANSWER: Planning and
Executing
What reminds stakeholders what is in the project and needs to be in writing in
order to avoid scope creep? - ANSWER: Project Scope
Deliverables are measured by success criteria which are - ANSWER: Clear and
Quantifiable
What are the Triple Constraints? - ANSWER: Time, Scope, Cost
Name activities that occur during the Closing Phase - ANSWER: project outcomes
delivered
deliverables are ready for customer
lessons learned are documented
customer signs and accepts project results
*customer may identify items to be corrected
Name activities of a Project Manager during the Closing Phase - ANSWER:
reassigns resources back to company
documents project results and lessons learned
closes out procurement activities
verifies project is transitioned over to customer
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If one part of the triple constraint is changed, what is impacted? - ANSWER:
Quality
Scope is sometimes referred to as - ANSWER: Statement of Work (SOW)
What shows rows of names, durations, predecessors and lists tasks and durations? -
ANSWER: Gantt Chart
Float time, aka slack time is a task that can be... - ANSWER: delayed without
affecting project completion
What determines what is included in the scope, functional requirements, business
needs, and stakeholders? - ANSWER: Project Baseline
True or False: Whichever triple constraint is prioritized, the other two sacrifice. -
ANSWER: TRUE
What are the steps of Change Management - ANSWER: change request received--
-> change request is evaluated ---> decision to approve or deny (sometimes by a
Change Management Board) ---> If approved, change is communicated, logged,
etc.
What is the Critical Path? - ANSWER: The path with the longest duration from
the start of a project to its completion
What is the process of identifying customer's requirements and how they will be
measured, and what phase is it emphasized? - ANSWER: Quality Management
and Planning Phase
