1.  Providing required quality in the project can be defined as: 
 A  Conformance to requirements 
 B  Gold plating 
 C  Achieving Six sigma 
 D  Having Zero defects 
 
2.  Which is the right sequence amongst the following: 
 A  Progress, problem solving, information and decision-making 
 B  Information, decision-making, problem solving, progress 
 C  Information, problem solving, decision-making, progress 
 D  Information, problem solving, progress, decision-making 
3.  Initial project definition is required to establish 
 A  Project documentation management system. 
 B  A common understanding among all stakeholders. 
 C  A basic foundation for project integration. 
 D  B & C
4.  ________gives a summary level project definition 
 A  Project charter 
 B  Scope management plan 
 C  Cost management plan 
 D  All of the above
5.  Project definition does not include: 
 A  Business need 
 B  Project purpose and description 
 C  A summary milestone and budget 
 D  Network diagram. 
 
6.  A high level summary definition of project ensures: 
 A  Understanding of roles and responsibilities amongst various functional units in achieving project’s requirements. 
 B  A common understanding of project purpose, requirements, business needs, risk and assumption/constraints. 
 C  Conflicts arising due to interaction among various functional units will be maximized. 
 D  A & B 
7.  Development of project management plan is: 
 A  An iterative process 
 B  Progressive elaboration process 
 C  A rolling wave technique 
 D  All of the above 
 8.  Managing plan includes 
 A  Development of products, services and results. 
 B  Development of network diagram for the project. 
 C  Integrating approved changes across the entire project. 
 D  Hiring human resources for the project. 
9.  Core functions for the project management integration are 
 A  Communication and procurement 
 B  Scope and quality 
 C  Risk and human resource 
 D  All of the above 
10.  Facilitating functions for the project management integration are 
 A  Communication and procurement 
 B  Scope and quality 
 C  Cost and time 
 D  All above
11.  Corrective action is a documented procedure for executing the project work in order to 
 A  Prevent and eliminates occurrence of negative consequences associated with project risk. 
 B  Repair and correct defects identified in the project. 
 C  Prevent recurrence and eliminates the cause of nonconformities. 
 D  Identify the new risks in the project.
12.  Preventive action is a documented procedure for executing the project work in order to 
 A  Prevent recurrence and eliminates the cause of nonconformities. 
 B  Repair and correct defects identified in the project. 
 C  Prevent and eliminates occurrence of negative consequences associated with project risk. 
 D  Identify new risks in the project.
13.  Outcomes of a successful management of project execution are: 
 A  A verified product, services and result which was expected as a delivery from the project. 
 B  Implementation of corrective actions, preventive actions and defect repair identified during the project execution. 
 C  Updated project documents for lesson learn and improvement activity. 
 D  All of the above.
14.  Monitoring includes: 
 A  Developing the monitoring document. 
 B  Measurement of project performance data 
 C  Accepting the changes 
 D  Implementing the changes 
15.  Control is all about 
 A  Controlling deviation 
 B  Recommending corrective and preventive actions 
 C  Controlling changes 
 D  All above 
16.  Monitoring and control ensures: 
 A  Project management plan is approved 
 B  Documentation management is in place 
 C  Project is carried out as per schedule and in estimated budget and resources as planned. 
 D  None of the above 
17.  Requirements for equipment, software and other resources for integration platform are gathered during: 
 A  Organization phase 
 B  Implementation phase 
 C  Planning phase 
 D  Planning phase 
18.  The most critical aspects of product integration is 
 A  Acquiring resources for integration testing. 
 B  Managing product component interfaces and ensuring compatibility among them. 
 C  Managing budget during product component development. 
 D  None of the above 
19.  Sequencing of components integration cannot be decided on the basis of: 
 A  Functionality of the components. 
 B  Customer’s need or priority 
 C  Components dependencies 
 D  Project cost estimation
20.  Project cost estimation 
 A  Designing the product components. 
 B  Avoiding any overlap or conflict in product component integration. 
 C  Developing a complex product component. 
 D  Acquiring an integration platform.
 
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