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Froggy Jumps PM Study QuizOnline version Test your PM basics. by Kisses Kisses 1 What is a project? a A long-term strategy b A permanent operation c A temporary endeavor with a start and end date 2 Who leads the project team? a Scrum Master b Product Owner c Project Manager 3 What are the outputs called that a project delivers? a Requirements b Milestones c Deliverables 4 How many PMI Process Groups are defined? a Five b Six c Four 5 What describes the Project Life Cycle? a Execution only b Initiation to closing c Planning only 6 What is a Project Constraint? a A project sponsor b A training plan c A limiting factor affecting execution 7 What marks the start and end of a project? a Defined staffing period b Defined budget cycle c Defined start and end dates 8 Which development approach is plan-driven? a Agile b Scrum c Traditional/Waterfall 9 What are Performance Domains in PMI? a Knowledge areas b Critical activities for delivering project outcomes c Project phases 10 Which term pairs with 'process groups' in PMI? a Analyzing, Releasing, Deploying, Maintaining b Initiating, Planning, Executing, Controlling, Closing c Designing, Testing, Releasing, Operating 11 What formally authorizes a project to exist and gives the manager authority? a Business Plan b Project Charter c Memorandum of Understanding 12 Which document outlines high-level project purpose and objectives? a Resource Breakdown Structure b Project Charter Components c Change Control Plan 13 What plan guides governance and stakeholder engagement throughout the project? a Procurement Plan b Quality Management Plan c Stakeholder Engagement & Communications Management Plan 14 What is used to monitor and control project changes? a Change Control Plan b Risk Register c Communication Matrix 15 Which element is NOT typically a Project Charter component? a Procurement Strategy b Major Milestones c Key Stakeholders 16 Which process maps performance domains to process groups in PM? a Cost Baseline b Quality Assurance Plan c Project Governance Framework 17 What document lists major deliverables and success criteria? a RACI Matrix b Project Charter Characteristics c Change Request Form 18 Which plan defines how scope, time, and cost baselines are managed? a Communication Plan b Project Management Plan c Resource Plan 19 What outlines key uncertainties and stakeholders in a project? a Risk Analysis Report b Executive Summary / Key Uncertainties c Change Log 20 Which role monitors stakeholder engagement and communications? a Project Sponsor / Stakeholder Manager b Project Administrator c Team Lead 21 What is a project stakeholder? a A project manager's supervisor only b An individual or group affected by the project c A person who funds the project only 22 Which is a key activity in stakeholder engagement? a Write code for the project b Identify and classify stakeholders c Publish the project logo only 23 Which metric helps classify stakeholders by influence and interest? a Stakeholder Analysis Grid b Burndown Chart c Gantt Chart 24 What is push communication? a Sending information to those who need it b Receiving information from others c Storing information privately 25 What is a stakeholder engagement plan? a A plan describing how engagement will be planned and monitored b A schedule for resource hiring only c A template for coding standards 26 Which is an example of pull communication? a A daily stand-up meeting b A printed memo mailed to all stakeholders c Self-paced e-learning portal 27 Which attribute is NOT typically in stakeholder analysis? a Interest b Power c Favorite color 28 In the HRMS project example, who might require weekly status updates? a Marketing Team b HR Department c External vendors only 29 What is the purpose of the Stakeholder Engagement Matrix? a To track financial expenses b To map engagement strategies to stakeholder needs c To assign coding tasks 30 Which communication method is interactive? a Push email only b One-way memos c Interactive communications model 31 What is Scope Creep? a A planned expansion of scope with approval b Uncontrolled increases in project scope c Reduction of scope to meet budget 32 What is the Project Scope Statement? a A budget approval document b Detailed description of the project scope and deliverables c A summary of team roles 33 What does WBS stand for? a Work Breakdown Structure b Work Budget Schedule c Workflow Baseline System 34 What is a Work Package? a Lowest level of the WBS, estimable in cost and duration b A high-level milestone c An external supplier contract 35 What does Scope Validation involve? a Reviewing deliverables with the customer to gain acceptance b Defining project exclusions c Creating the project charter 36 What is the purpose of a Scope Baseline? a To list all team members b To record daily work hours c To document scope, deliverables, and acceptance criteria 37 Which term describes controlling what is and isn’t included in the project? a Quality Assurance b Risk Mitigation c Scope Management 38 What is a Deliverable in project scope terms? a A team roster b A verifiable result or outcome of the project c A project constraint 39 What is Decomposition in WBS? a Breaking work into smaller components b Ignoring minor tasks c Merging tasks into one 40 What does a Scope Exclusions list define? a Work not included in the project scope b Approved future enhancements c Permitted changes to scope

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What is a project?

Who leads the project team?

What are the outputs called that a project delivers?

How many PMI Process Groups are defined?

What describes the Project Life Cycle?

What is a Project Constraint?

What marks the start and end of a project?

Which development approach is plan-driven?

What are Performance Domains in PMI?

Which term pairs with 'process groups' in PMI?

What formally authorizes a project to exist and gives the manager authority?

Which document outlines high-level project purpose and objectives?

What plan guides governance and stakeholder engagement throughout the project?

What is used to monitor and control project changes?

Which element is NOT typically a Project Charter component?

Which process maps performance domains to process groups in PM?

What document lists major deliverables and success criteria?

Which plan defines how scope, time, and cost baselines are managed?

What outlines key uncertainties and stakeholders in a project?

Which role monitors stakeholder engagement and communications?

What is a project stakeholder?

Which is a key activity in stakeholder engagement?

Which metric helps classify stakeholders by influence and interest?

What is push communication?

What is a stakeholder engagement plan?

Which is an example of pull communication?

Which attribute is NOT typically in stakeholder analysis?

In the HRMS project example, who might require weekly status updates?

What is the purpose of the Stakeholder Engagement Matrix?

Which communication method is interactive?

What is Scope Creep?

What is the Project Scope Statement?

What does WBS stand for?

What is a Work Package?

What does Scope Validation involve?

What is the purpose of a Scope Baseline?

Which term describes controlling what is and isn’t included in the project?

What is a Deliverable in project scope terms?

What is Decomposition in WBS?

What does a Scope Exclusions list define?