CPSM CSPM Project Integration & Scope Management 3

Question 1

A project is 60% complete when the client requests a feature that doubles the original scope. The PM should:

Accepted Answer

Log a change request, assess impact, and present options to the sponsor

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Implement the feature to maintain the client relationship

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Ignore the request since the project is too far along

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Split the project into two separate projects immediately

Question 2

In project integration management, the 'Make-or-Buy' decision is part of which planning process?

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Plan Procurement Management

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Develop Project Management Plan

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Perform Integrated Change Control

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Identify Stakeholders

Question 3

What is the difference between project scope and product scope?

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Product scope describes the features/functions of the product; project scope describes the work to deliver it

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Project scope focuses on features; product scope focuses on deliverables

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They are interchangeable terms in agile projects

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Project scope is set by the PM; product scope is set by QA

Question 4

A project manager is closing a project. Which activity is part of the Close Project or Phase process?

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Archiving project records and updating lessons learned

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Conducting the kickoff meeting

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Baselining the project schedule

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Performing quality audits

Question 5

Which of the following BEST describes 'gold plating' in scope management?

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Adding extra features beyond what the customer requested without change control

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Delivering exactly what was specified in the scope statement

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Applying premium quality standards to all deliverables

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Seeking additional budget for high-priority features

Question 6

The scope baseline consists of which three components?

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Scope statement, WBS, and WBS dictionary

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Project charter, scope statement, and WBS

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Requirements traceability matrix, WBS, and project plan

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Scope statement, WBS, and network diagram

Question 7

An enterprise project management office wants all projects to use a standard set of project management processes. This is best captured in:

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Organizational process assets (OPAs)

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Project charter

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Risk register

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Stakeholder engagement plan