CPSM CSPM Project Integration & Scope Management 5

Question 1

Which of the following is an example of scope creep?

Accepted Answer

A developer adds a reporting dashboard that was not in the approved scope without notifying the PM

Answer

Scope creep is the uncontrolled expansion of project scope without proper authorization or change control.

Question 2

The 100% rule in WBS development means:

Accepted Answer

The WBS must capture 100% of the work defined in the project scope

Answer

The 100% rule states the WBS must include all work—and only the work—needed to complete the project scope, with nothing omitted or added.

Question 3

What is the BEST way to prevent scope creep on a large software project?

Accepted Answer

Establish a robust change control process and clearly baseline the scope

Answer

A formal change control process with a clear scope baseline is the most effective preventive measure against scope creep.

Question 4

A PM is developing the project management plan and realizes the risk management plan conflicts with the procurement management plan. This is BEST resolved by:

Accepted Answer

Performing integrated change control to align the subsidiary plans

Answer

Integrated change control ensures all subsidiary plans remain consistent with each other and the overall project management plan.

Question 5

Which output of Collect Requirements directly feeds into the Define Scope process?

Accepted Answer

Requirements documentation

Answer

Requirements documentation, produced during Collect Requirements, serves as a key input to Define Scope for creating the project scope statement.

(CPSM) Certified Software Project Manager Practice Test

(CPSM) Certified Software Project Manager Practice Test

CPSM CSPM Project Integration & Scope Management 5