PMP Questions ID 1847 a project needed to monitor the technical performance of the project and capture data related to

A project needed to monitor the technical performance of the project and capture data related to how many errors or defects had been identified and how many remained uncorrected. Which of the following techniques should the project use?

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Scatter diagram

Control chart

Flowchart

Histogram

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Plan Deliverables

Plan Quality Management

Control Quality

Manage Quality

A first-time project manager is advised by an experienced project manager to plan for cost of quality. The first-time project manager is not sure which costs are included in the cost of quality. What would your advice be?

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Cost of quality only includes cost of nonconformance.

Cost of quality includes cost of conformance and cost of nonconformance.

Cost of quality only includes prevention costs and internal failure costs.

Cost of quality only includes cost of conformance.

Sheila is the project manager of a website development project. After a detailed discussion with the project management team, she decides to create an informal, broadly framed quality management plan. What would your comment on this be?

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This is incorrect. A quality management plan should be formal but broadly framed.

This is incorrect. A quality management plan should be formal and highly detailed.

This is incorrect. A quality management plan should be informal and highly detailed.

This is fine. The project requirements determine the style and detail of the quality management plan.

During a discussion with the quality department, Dave, a project manager, was told that as applied to projects, the terms “prevention” and “inspection” are synonymous. However, his understanding of the terms is different. What would you comment on this situation?

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The project manager is correct. Prevention is about keeping errors out of the process; inspection is about keeping errors out of the customer’s hands.

The project manager is correct. Inspection is about keeping errors out of the process; prevention is about keeping errors out of the customer’s hands.

The project manager is wrong. Both inspection and prevention are about keeping errors out of the customer’s hands. They are used in different contexts.

The project manager is wrong. Both inspection and prevention are about keeping errors out of the process. They are used in different contexts.

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