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,PMP Exam Details
The PMP exam is designed to objectively assess and measure project
management knowledge. Concepts covered in the PMP exam are directly
derived from the PMBOK® Guide, an internationally recognized standard (IEEE
Std 1490-2003) which outlines project management fundamentals; and is
applicable to a wide range of industries.
The actual exam is offered in both a computer-based testing (CBT)
environment, as well as through proctored paper-based exams. A summary of
the exam structure and passing requirements are as follows:
• There are 200 total multiple-choice questions which make up the PMP exam
• 25 randomly placed "pretest questions" are included, and do not count
towards the pass/fail determination
• Individuals have four hours to complete the exam
• Only correct answers count, and a passing score is determined by “sound
psychometric analysis”. This method indicates that scores reflect the difficulty
of the questions answered. *
* For the purposes of this book, a numeric scoring system will be applied,
allowing students to easily measure their knowledge.
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,The Ten Knowledge Areas of the PMBOK® Guide
The ten knowledge areas outlined in the PMBOK® Guide and covered by the PMP
exam are listed below.
• Project Integration Management
• Project Scope Management
• Project Schedule Management
• Project Cost Management
• Project Quality Management
• Project Resource Management
• Project Communications Management
• Project Risk Management
• Project Procurement Management
• Project Stakeholder Management
Additionally, the PMP practice exam content in this book include questions on
the overall Project Management Framework and Professional Responsibility;
reflecting the real PMP exam.
The ten knowledge areas contain a total of 49 processes which are applied to
five basic process groups. These five basic process groups, or “domains”, are
common across all projects and listed below along with the percentage of
questions one should expect on the PMP exam:
1. Initiating (13%)
2. Planning (24%)
3. Executing (31%)
4. Monitoring and Controlling (25%)
5. Closing (7%)
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, PRACTICE EXAMS AND QUIZZES
PMP Lite Mock Exam 1 Practice
Questions
Test Name: PMP Lite Mock Exam 1
Total Questions: 50
Correct Answers Needed to Pass: 35 (70.00%)
Time Allowed: 60 Minutes
Test Description
This is a cumulative PMP Mock Exam which can be used as a benchmark for
your PMP aptitude. This practice test includes questions from all PMBOK® Guide
knowledge areas, including the five basic project management process groups.
Test Questions
1. During the development of the project stakeholder engagement plan, a
project manager is usually dependent on the voice of the project
stakeholders to obtain expert opinion. Which of the following is an important
tool available to the project manager for gathering and organizing
stakeholders’ information?
A. Fishbone diagrams
B. Control charts
C. Histograms
D. Focus groups
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,PMP Exam Details
The PMP exam is designed to objectively assess and measure project
management knowledge. Concepts covered in the PMP exam are directly
derived from the PMBOK® Guide, an internationally recognized standard (IEEE
Std 1490-2003) which outlines project management fundamentals; and is
applicable to a wide range of industries.
The actual exam is offered in both a computer-based testing (CBT)
environment, as well as through proctored paper-based exams. A summary of
the exam structure and passing requirements are as follows:
• There are 200 total multiple-choice questions which make up the PMP exam
• 25 randomly placed "pretest questions" are included, and do not count
towards the pass/fail determination
• Individuals have four hours to complete the exam
• Only correct answers count, and a passing score is determined by “sound
psychometric analysis”. This method indicates that scores reflect the difficulty
of the questions answered. *
* For the purposes of this book, a numeric scoring system will be applied,
allowing students to easily measure their knowledge.
https://t.me/PrMaB
,The Ten Knowledge Areas of the PMBOK® Guide
The ten knowledge areas outlined in the PMBOK® Guide and covered by the PMP
exam are listed below.
• Project Integration Management
• Project Scope Management
• Project Schedule Management
• Project Cost Management
• Project Quality Management
• Project Resource Management
• Project Communications Management
• Project Risk Management
• Project Procurement Management
• Project Stakeholder Management
Additionally, the PMP practice exam content in this book include questions on
the overall Project Management Framework and Professional Responsibility;
reflecting the real PMP exam.
The ten knowledge areas contain a total of 49 processes which are applied to
five basic process groups. These five basic process groups, or “domains”, are
common across all projects and listed below along with the percentage of
questions one should expect on the PMP exam:
1. Initiating (13%)
2. Planning (24%)
3. Executing (31%)
4. Monitoring and Controlling (25%)
5. Closing (7%)
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, PRACTICE EXAMS AND QUIZZES
PMP Lite Mock Exam 1 Practice
Questions
Test Name: PMP Lite Mock Exam 1
Total Questions: 50
Correct Answers Needed to Pass: 35 (70.00%)
Time Allowed: 60 Minutes
Test Description
This is a cumulative PMP Mock Exam which can be used as a benchmark for
your PMP aptitude. This practice test includes questions from all PMBOK® Guide
knowledge areas, including the five basic project management process groups.
Test Questions
1. During the development of the project stakeholder engagement plan, a
project manager is usually dependent on the voice of the project
stakeholders to obtain expert opinion. Which of the following is an important
tool available to the project manager for gathering and organizing
stakeholders’ information?
A. Fishbone diagrams
B. Control charts
C. Histograms
D. Focus groups
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