Project Management MCQ Set 2

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1. Which of the following is NOT a project management process group?

A. Initiating

B. Executing

C. Monitoring

D. Developing

2. What is the triple constraint in project management?

A. Scope, Time, Cost

B. Risk, Quality, Communication

C. Time, Quality, Risk

D. Cost, Quality, Schedule

3. What is a project scope statement?

A. A document that describes the project deliverables and the work required to create those deliverables

B. A detailed project schedule

C. A list of project risks

D. A communication plan

4. What is a project management office (PMO)?

A. An organizational structure that standardizes project-related governance processes

B. A temporary office for the project team

C. A financial department for projects

D. A meeting room for project stakeholders

5. What does 'CPI' stand for in project management?

A. Cost Performance Index

B. Critical Path Indicator

C. Control Performance Indicator

D. Cost Planning Index

6. What is the primary purpose of a Gantt chart?

A. To illustrate the project schedule

B. To manage project risks

C. To allocate resources

D. To document project requirements

7. In project management, what does 'KPI' stand for?

A. Key Performance Indicator

B. Key Project Initiative

C. Knowledge Process Integration

D. Key Productivity Index

8. What is the difference between a project and an operation?

A. A project is temporary and unique, while an operation is ongoing and repetitive

B. A project is always short-term, while an operation is long-term

C. A project has no defined end, while an operation has a defined end

D. A project is focused on routine tasks, while an operation focuses on unique tasks

9. What is a change control board (CCB)?

A. A group responsible for approving or rejecting changes to the project

B. A team that manages project communication

C. A board that monitors project risks

D. A group that manages project schedules

10. What is a project milestone?

A. A significant event or point in a project timeline

B. The final task in a project

C. A minor task that can be skipped

D. An optional project goal

11. What is the purpose of a project communication plan?

A. To ensure that all stakeholders receive timely and appropriate project information

B. To track project costs

C. To manage project risks

D. To allocate project resources

12. What does a RACI matrix identify?

A. Roles and responsibilities of project team members

B. Project schedule

C. Project budget

D. Project risks

13. In Agile project management, what is a 'sprint'?

A. A set period during which specific work has to be completed and made ready for review

B. A meeting to discuss project issues

C. A tool for tracking project progress

D. A method for managing project risks

14. What is the main objective of project quality management?

A. To ensure the project meets its objectives and satisfies the stakeholders

B. To complete the project ahead of schedule

C. To minimize project costs

D. To identify project risks

15. What is a project sponsor's role?

A. To provide financial resources and support for the project

B. To manage the project team

C. To create the project schedule

D. To monitor project risks

16. What is a project stakeholder analysis?

A. A process to identify project stakeholders and determine their needs and expectations

B. A method to create the project schedule

C. A tool to manage project risks

D. A financial analysis of the project

17. What is the primary focus of project scope management?

A. Defining and controlling what is included in the project

B. Managing project costs

C. Tracking project schedules

D. Identifying project risks

18. What is the purpose of a project kickoff meeting?

A. To introduce the project team and stakeholders and discuss project objectives and plans

B. To complete the project closure

C. To monitor project progress

D. To manage project risks

19. What is a deliverable in project management?

A. Any unique and verifiable product, result, or capability that is produced to complete a project

B. A task that must be completed

C. A risk that must be managed

D. A milestone in the project

20. What does 'PERT' stand for in project management?

A. Program Evaluation and Review Technique

B. Project Evaluation and Resource Tracking

C. Performance Evaluation and Risk Tracking

D. Program Execution and Resource Timing

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