767 New PMP Process Questions & Answers with explanation

311.
A company is currently rolling out a time management software that will be developed in five different language versions to be marketed globally. The rollout of the product will be developed, released, and marketed within three months of each other. This can best be described as a:
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312.
You are the project manager for a construction company that is building a new city and county office building in your city. Your CCB recently approved a scope change. You know that scope change might come about as a result of all of the following except which one?
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313.
You are developing the cost baseline and the project budget. You know that all of the following are true regarding these two elements except for which one?
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314.
Your project has experienced some changes in performance, and some risks have occurred. EAC and BAC now differ as a result. Your project sponsor is asking for an estimate of the cost of the project at completion. Which of the following is true?
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315.

A small sample of your project’s critical path is shown in the following table. Assuming each activity must finish before the next activity can begin, which of the following options is not correct?

Activity
Duration
Early Start
Early Finish
1225/15/22
255/235/28
375/96/4
41

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316.

A small sample of your project’s PERT calculations is shown here. Activity 2 is particularly important to the project, and your stakeholders are asking for a confidence level for this activity. You tell them there is a 95.44 percent chance of completing activity 2 within how many days?

Activity
Optimistic
Pessimistic
Likely Expected Value
1101412
2203023
3333
Select one
317.

A small sample of your project’s PERT calculations is shown here. What is the total duration of the project?

Activity
Optimistic
Pessimistic
Likely Expected Value
1101412
2203023
3333


Select one
318.
Match the Agile approach with its description.
Matching
Agile Approaches
Approach Description
Kanban
A pull-based concept where work progresses to the next step only when resources are available
Scrum
Focuses on delivering software that’s ready when the customer needs it
Feature-driven development
Focuses on delivering usable, working software continually in a timely manner
eXtreme Programming (XP)
A family of methodologies designed to scale to the project needs
Crystal methods
A single-team process framework typically used to manage product development
319.
Match the levels of stakeholder engagement with their descriptions.
Matching
Levels of Stakeholder Engagement
Name Description
Unaware
Stakeholders are not supportive of the project and may actively resist engaging.
Resistant
Stakeholders have positive expectations of the project and are supportive and engaged.
Neutral
Stakeholders are neutral, neither supporting nor resisting the project, and may be minimally engaged.
Supportive
Stakeholders are actively engaged in the project and helping to ensure its success.
Leading
Stakeholders are not engaged in the project.
320.
Match the project ending with the corresponding description.
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Types of Project Endings
Type Description
Integration
When resources are cut off from the project prior to completing all requirements
Starvation
When the project comes to an end because it was completed and accepted by the stakeholders
Addition
When resources are distributed to other areas in the organization or assigned to other projects
Extinction
When a project evolves into ongoing operations