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Project Management Professional (2023 Version)

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Questions 1

A new project has been kicked off following a planning session. The project is under direct oversight of an executive in the organization. After a review meeting, the project manager overhears an executive request a dashboard from one of the team members to show the overall project status.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the team member to develop a dashboard to fulfill the request.

B.  

Tell the team member to route the request through the project manager.

C.  

Update the communications management plan to include informal requests.

D.  

Update the stakeholder engagement assessment matrix.

Discussion 0
Questions 2

Team members are having a discussion with the project manager. In the last retrospective meeting, the team realized that the obsolete equipment could affect the next

iteration of the project. The team recommends buying new equipment because it is critical to the success of the final deliverable.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Check the project budget to verify if there is enough contingency reserve.

B.  

Tell the team members that more equipment is not part of the project's scope.

C.  

Submit a change request to increase the budget and buy new equipment.

D.  

Review the cost management plan to determine how to address this issue.

Discussion 0
Questions 3

A client has requested that a product be implemented in 4 months and is ready to increase their budget to do this quickly. The project manager cannot comply with the request with the current resources or

even additional resources. The project manager estimates that 8 to 12 months are needed for the product to go live.

What should the project manager do to address this situation?

Options:

A.  

Call a meeting with the client so they will understand that 4 months is not enough time to deliver the product.

B.  

Motivate the team to work more efficiently and approve overtime in order to meet the client's goal in 4 months.

C.  

Discuss with the client alternative approaches to deliver the minimal viable product (MVP) in 4 months and the rest later.

D.  

Seek additional resources from the subcontractors and other sources to parallelize the necessary work.

Discussion 0
Questions 4

A supplier informs the project manager that producing the quantity of a key component for the project will require an additional month. Theproject manager has to meet animportant milestone in a week.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Ask the vendor if the minimally sufficient materials can be produced in time to meet the deadline.

B.  

Perform market research to find out if there are other vendors that can produce similar kinds of materials.

C.  

Submit a change request to the change control board (CCB) asking to extend the deadline in order to reflect the late delivery.

D.  

Involve the legal department, as the vendor is breaching the contract by not delivering the full amount in time.

Discussion 0
Questions 5

A project manager has been assigned to a new project. There is one team member who never says anything during meetings. After meetings, however, the team member

sends detailed emails with very good suggestions that help with project execution.

How should the project manager guide the team members?

Options:

A.  

Motivate the team members to speak freely in the meeting.

B.  

Arrange a team-building activity to involve all team members.

C.  

Remind the team members to follow the team charter.

D.  

Review the communications management plan with the team members.

Discussion 0
Questions 6

A project involves exporting 150 packages to the customer. However, only 30 packages have been cleared by the customer for shipment. The logisticsmanager provided details to the customer 2 weeks ago and set up a weekly conference call to effectively communicate with them, but the customer has notbeen participating in the calls.

How should the project manager handle this situation?

Options:

A.  

Find the root cause of the issue and discuss the customer's current engagement.

B.  

Inform the customer that subsequent packages cannot be manufactured.

C.  

Request a change in the contract to include the shipment in the project management plan.

D.  

Request a delivery date extension from the customer.

Discussion 0
Questions 7

A project manager is in the middle of handling a major upgrade to an existing product. The project manager learns that the resources initially promised as part of the project are being moved to another priority project.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Retrieve the documentation that shows the resource allocation.

B.  

Adopt a resource leveling procedure to level the resources.

C.  

Examine ways of modifying the scope of the project.

D.  

Perform an impact analysis to see the effect on the project.

Discussion 0
Questions 8

A project team has identified a risk and wants to accept it as an opportunity to finish a project earlier than planned. The project manager realizes that the sponsor may not accept the risk since the sponsor is

risk averse.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Convince the sponsor that this will cost less, ultimately resulting in more profit for the sponsor.

B.  

Explain to the sponsor that this is a nonevent type of risk and it will be fine to accept it.

C.  

Conduct a Monte Carlo analysis to determine if the team will complete the project early.

D.  

Create a contingency reserve to cover the risk in order to ensure that the risk will be accepted.

Discussion 0
Questions 9

A company has decided to initiate a project to eliminate a sales channel that has been unprofitable for the past 3 years. Some members of the project team are pessimisticabout the project.

What should the project manager do in this situation?

Options:

A.  

Provide team members with specific and clear instructions on the project objectives and tasks.

B.  

Communicate the project's impact and plans to engage the project team throughout the project.

C.  

Escalate the team's concerns and ask the project sponsor to change the team's composition.

D.  

Engage the functional managers to describe the project's impact to the team members directly.

Discussion 0
Questions 10

A few stakeholders missed the session that was conducted to validate project alignment with organizational strategy and expected business value. For this reason, their inputs were not

collected. This is the root cause of some conflicts in the decision-making process.

What should the project manager do first to resolve this situation?

Options:

A.  

Reschedule the session.

B.  

Recognize and understand the conflict.

C.  

List alternative courses of action.

D.  

Apply risk assessment techniques.

Discussion 0
Questions 11

A project manager is working on a global project. One team member is from a different country and is unableto attend project meetings ona regular basis. Because of this, other team members have started questioning the need for the project meeting. This issue is affecting thetime line deliverable and quality parameters.

What should the project manager do to manage the project deliverables?

Options:

A.  

Define the rules for the project meeting.

B.  

Make it mandatory for all members to discuss their work at project meetings.

C.  

Define the agenda for the project meeting.

D.  

Make it mandatory for all members to attend all project meetings.

Discussion 0
Questions 12

At the end of a project, the project manager was asked to provide a performance rating of the project team members. What should the project managermainly make reference to?

Options:

A.  

Competencies of team members

B.  

Agreed-upon key performance indicators (KPIs)

C.  

Feedback from the project sponsor

D.  

Input from project stakeholders

Discussion 0
Questions 13

An agile team has completed five sprints. The final product is expected to be delivered in another three sprints. The project manager receives a callfrom the technical resource manager that one of the developers must take leave for the next 4 weeks, with no temporary replacement available.

This is going to significantly impact the deliverable.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Perform an impact analysis, readjust the schedule as needed, and communicate the changes to the customer.

B.  

Ask the product owner to stretch the delivery team further to complete the final product in the original timeline.

C.  

Request additional funding from the sponsor to obtain a new resource to fill in the gap.

D.  

Inform the customer of the impact immediately and prepare for escalation.

Discussion 0
Questions 14

A project team is in the planning phase of a product migration project. The project manager schedules a meeting with the project team, telecommunications team, and the department leaders with group productaccounts. The purpose of the meeting is to determine the project timeline based on how much content needs to be transferred to or created in the new system and the processing procedures and time frames.

Who should the project manager also invite to the meeting?

Options:

A.  

Representative from the service desk team

B.  

Representative from the provisioning team

C.  

Representative from the network team

D.  

Representative from the reimbursement team

Discussion 0
Questions 15

A project manager has been assigned to a project that involves building 100 wells for a small community that is urgently in need of access

to water. What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Hire local contractors who are familiar with the environment.

B.  

Start project planning and develop the project management plan.

C.  

Face the challenge immediately and start sending relief to the town.

D.  

Process a change request for additional funding due to project urgency.

Discussion 0
Questions 16

While managing a project, the project manager has just noticed that the last several monthly invoices have been challenged by the client when they were clearly defined.

The actual invoice payments received have also been late and were outside of the contracted payment schedule. Recent invoices have only been partially paid.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Review past projects for payment-related lessons learned.

B.  

Conduct a meeting with the project team to update the procurement management plan.

C.  

Add nonpayment to the issue log and keep tracking payments.

D.  

Hold a meeting with the client to address the issue.

Discussion 0
Questions 17

A project manager received a request to add features and functions to the project after the scope had already been established. What should the projectmanager do?

Options:

A.  

Follow the stakeholder engagement process.

B.  

Follow the risk management process.

C.  

Follow the change management process.

D.  

Follow the requirements management process.

Discussion 0
Questions 18

During the daily standup meeting that is assessing progress against the current sprint, ateam member reports some delayscomponent managed by an external vendor. How should the project manager address the team member's concern?

Options:

A.  

Implement fast tracking to reduce the impact of the delay on the sprint.

B.  

Ask the team member to provide details to address the issue with the vendor.

C.  

Update the communications management plan to prevent future reoccurrence.

D.  

Ask the team member to resolve the issue independently to minimize further delays.

Discussion 0
Questions 19

During a project status update by the project management office (PMO), the CEO is concerned that the status of all projects suddenly changed from green to red, without warning. Upper management is used

to reading traditional reports related to progress and cost, and they want to continue viewing this information.

How should the PMO implement a better way to report the project's health?

Options:

A.  

Perform a root cause analysis (RCA) to find out why the status of projects is deteriorating so fast. O

B.  

Explore reporting the eamed value (EV) key performance indicators (KPIs) usingagile progress as an input.

C.  

Ask the project managers to report on their projects using a Kanban board format.

D.  

Request the program managers to be more accurate when presenting status reports.

Discussion 0
Questions 20

In a project, one core team member tends to do all the work and ensures all tasks are completed. This core team member is soon leaving the project, which may make the

project vulnerable.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask human resources (HR) to counsel the team member to balance the workload.

B.  

Assess a mechanism for knowledge transfer among the team members.

C.  

Ensure the activities of this team member are distributed across the project team.

D.  

Motivate the team member to stay by providing them with incentives.

Discussion 0
Questions 21

During an agile team retrospective, a project team member mentions that the code quality is degrading, which might result in future rework that could becomeunmanageable with time. What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Compare the cost of improving quality against the cost of failure and adjust the budget.

B.  

Help the team create the definition of done (DoD) to improve delivery quality. 0 2 Add testing items to the backlog to assess quality periodically. oO

C.  

Expand the team in order to improve the quality of the project.

Discussion 0
Questions 22

An organization is struggling to start an important project. The project manager has identified that the scope definition is the main item preventing the project from starting. Although most of the scope items are defined and agreed upon among the stakeholders, there are a few items that are hard to grasp and verycomplex to define at this stage.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Recommend splitting the project into two smaller projects in order to work exclusively in an agile environment withoutinterference from a predictiveapproach.

B.  

Update the risk register and escalate the issue to the project management office (PMO), requesting more resources be added to help define theproject scope.

C.  

Propose that the well-defined scope items be delivered using a predictive approach and use an agile approach to deal with the complex items.

D.  

Maintain stakeholder momentum in working on the scope definition until a full detailed scope is achieved prior to starting the project.

Discussion 0
Questions 23

A risk was raised during the initiation of a project. The supplier discontinued software support for one of the project's required inputs. The project manager planned a reserve budget to allow the project to

continue in the event of this occurrence.

What shouldthe project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the supplier to continue providing software support until the end of the project.

B.  

Inform the sponsor that the risk has been realized and that a decision has to be made for the project to continue.

C.  

Tell the project team to stop work, as software support will be canceled and the project cannot continue.

D.  

Advise the supplier that the sponsor will pay for software support as previously planned.

Discussion 0
Questions 24

According to this burnup chart for the last 7-day sprint, what should the project lead address with the product owner and team?

Options:

A.  

The team is not meeting the expectations of the product owner.

B.  

The product owner should not ask the team to change their sprint commitments.

C.  

The teant…the sprint after it has started.

D.  

The team should have stopped on day 4 and started a new sprint.

Discussion 0
Questions 25

A project manager has taken over an agile project. There have been several issues during product development due to unclear product requirements.

How should the project manager resolve this issue?

Options:

A.  

Ask the team to rework the definition of done (DoD) before items can be pulled into the backlog.

B.  

Review issues and identify opportunities for improvement that add value to the product.

C.  

Gather the project team and product owner to find a solution design.

D.  

Assist the team in estimating project tasks such as milestones and story points.

Discussion 0
Questions 26

A business transformation project has a four-phase delivery plan. The project team has successfully delivered one phase of the project.To further enhance team performance and empower team members, which two actions should the project manager take? (Choose 2)

Options:

A.  

Encourage team members to cross-check decisions with the project manager.

B.  

Support team members to make decisions in their areas of strength.

C.  

Allow team members to make limited decisions.

D.  

Vet all of the decisions before execution.

E.  

Organize and assign team members to tasks where they have strengths.

Discussion 0
Questions 27

A company has been following a predictive approach and always waits for the preceding phase to be completed before evaluating the quality of their products. A new project

manager with experience in hybrid approaches has been assigned to help increase the efficiency of the company's quality management process.

What should the new project manager do to address the process improvements?

Options:

A.  

Understand the context and interdependencies of the process from the team members and then define improvements.

B.  

Discuss the process improvement with the project management office (PMO) lead to update the project delivery framework.

C.  

Define a ground rule to comply with the quality standard and ask the team members to apply it.

D.  

Continue with the process as is, and wait until the next phase to suggest any improvements.

Discussion 0
Questions 28

A project manager is transitioning from a predictive life cycle project to a new agile project. How should the project manager manage and control the scope for the new project?

Options:

A.  

Create a scope baseline and put the rest as backlog activities.

B.  

Estimate the work the team can complete and define story sizes to keep the project under control.

C.  

Develop a plan to complete more work in less time.

D.  

Spend a short amount of time defining the scope and building prototypes to refine the requirements.

Discussion 0
Questions 29

A project manager is assigned to a new project to deliver a product at the end of the year. The project manager was informed by the vendor that a core component could not

be shipped on time, which will impact the schedule.

What should project manager to do next to minimize the impact on the project?

Options:

A.  

Schedule a meeting with all stakeholders to extend the project deadline.

B.  

Review and update the issue log and determine if any alternative components can be offered.

C.  

Add an item to the next status review to make stakeholders aware of the vendor issue.

D.  

Replace the vendor with a new vendor who can offer the component on time.

Discussion 0
Questions 30

A project manager is working as a servant leader for a pilot project to adopt agile practices. After three sprints, the teamdemos the product to the mainstakeholders but receives negative feedback about the product's features. The team feels that all the features met the acceptance criteria defined by the

product owner and does not understand what went wrong.

How should the project manager mitigate the product rejection?

Options:

A.  

Create dedicated sprints to implement feature fixes for the rejected ones.

B.  

Engage the main stakeholders in the upcoming sprint review sessions.

C.  

Ask the project sponsor to evaluate the assignment of a new product owner. O

D.  

Share the product backlog for the main stakeholders to review in advance.

Discussion 0
Questions 31

A project manager is assigned to a project with a long time line and complex scope. The client requires a high-level, long-termplan as well as something thatwill work immediately, adding features to the product as the project progresses.

How should the project manager plan and deliver this project?

Options:

A.  

Plan the project with a predictive approach and a work breakdown structure (WBS) following the plan and deliver value at the end of the project.

B.  

Select an agile approach and manage the project according to best practices to ensure value is delivered to the client.

C.  

Agree on a minimum viable product (MVP) first to be delivered immediately with the client and then release the restof the scope at the end of theproject.

D.  

Plan the project with a predictive approach with a work breakdown structure (WBS) and then execute it using an agile approach to deliver valueincrementally.

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Questions 32

A defect is identified during user acceptance testing that could significantly impact the system's performance. The project team has advised that this defectputs the delivery date at risk.

Which risk management process should be performed?

Options:

A.  

Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis, to assess the extent of the system performance impact

B.  

Monitor Risks, to install system performance monitoring tools and update the risk register

C.  

Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis, to outline the details of the system performance issues

D.  

Plan Risk Responses, to outline the possible options to bypass the system performance issue

Discussion 0
Questions 33

A new team member inquires about how much they need to learn about the organizational process assets (OPAs) residing on the company intranet. Another team member states they only need to know the basics. However, the project manager believes the team member should know everything regarding the OPAs.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Clarify the relevance of reviewing the documentation on the intranet.

B.  

Create a training schedule for the new team member to follow over the next few weeks.

C.  

Ask a senior team member to help the new team member navigate through all the documentation.

D.  

Escalate the inquiry to the team member's functional manager.

Discussion 0
Questions 34

An agile project is starting its seventh out of eight iterations. In a planning meeting, the team realizes that an unidentified risk became an issue, and the contingency reserve has to be used.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Help the team review the project approach to initiate the corrective actions.

B.  

Ask the sponsor to approve inclusion of an additional iteration to the project.

C.  

Ask the sponsor for money to implement the contingency plan.

D.  

Ask the team to include the contingency plan in the iteration backlog.

Discussion 0
Questions 35

A project manager is leading a large public project that will have a high impact on the town's citizens. How should the project manager define the differentrequirements?

Options:

A.  

Include only the key requirements and keep the stakeholders informed about scope decisions.

B.  

Add only the opinions of the team, because they know the objectives of the project.

C.  

Include only the common requirements of each stakeholder group in the project goals.

D.  

Analyze the interests and influence of stakeholders and evaluate their requirements.

Discussion 0
Questions 36

A client's company announces a reorganization, which includes changes in the senior management involved in the project. The new project sponsor is asking to put the projecton hold until they review thescope.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Discuss the requirements and update the project management plan with the new sponsor.

B.  

Discuss the issue with the project team and update the project management plan.

C.  

Amend the risk register and provide suggested mitigation strategies.

D.  

Wait for a new project scope from the new project sponsor.

Discussion 0
Questions 37

A project manager has been managing a project for several months when an issue that had not been registered as a risk appeared. This issue may have a big impact on the

project.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Hold a meeting with the project team and relevant stakeholders to agree on the best way to manage the issue.

B.  

Inform the sponsor that the issue has arisen and that the project's success may be uncertain.

C.  

Avoid managing the issue as it was not registered as a risk for the project and there is no planned response to it.

D.  

Delay the project until the issue is addressed and no longer presents as a risk to the project.

Discussion 0
Questions 38

A system migration project is in its closing stage. The project manager is being pressured to close the project. The project manager communicated to allstakeholders; however, the last department to migrate indicated that they have not received the notification.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Report the issue during the next status meeting at the end of the week.

B.  

Escalate the issue to the project sponsor and upper management.

C.  

Close out the project and tell the manager to open a service desk ticket.

D.  

Log the issue and assign it to the project team member(s).

Discussion 0
Questions 39

A project manager has recently been asked to take over an existing project. The project manager would like to determine how the project has been progressing by tracking features that are in progress,

completed, or scheduled to be worked on.

Which of the following can help the project manager assess the state of the project?

Options:

A.  

Pareto diagram

B.  

Burnup chart

C.  

Burndown chart

D.  

Cumulative flow diagram

Discussion 0
Questions 40

Two members of a new project team disagree on the best approach to solve a problem. The conflict has been going on for 1 week. The two

members are tense around each other and are taking everything personally.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Send both team members to the human resources (HR) department for an acceptable resolution.

B.  

Understand each team member's argument and select the one that results in less risk to the project.

C.  

Help the team members to resolve the conflict in a way that results in the best team performance.

D.  

Offer a compromise that is acceptable to both team members, even if it may not be the best solution.

Discussion 0
Questions 41

A project manager is asked to implement a hybrid approach that will replace a predictive approach on an upcoming project.How should the project manageradjust their responsibilities accordingly?

Options:

A.  

Introduce new communication tools to the project team members.

B.  

Request a scrum master to focus on the collaboration while the project manager focuses on the coordination.

C.  

Become a servant leader by supporting team collaboration and removing impediments.

D.  

Delegate coordination activities to the product owner so the project manager can focus on managing collaboration.

Discussion 0
Questions 42

A project team is in the planning stage and has prepared a list of activities and completed sequencing the activities. During a review, theteam noted that there is a dependency missing between:

* Test the product

* Release to customer

According to the quality management plan, the product must be tested before being released.

How should the project manager enter this dependency?

Options:

A.  

Start to start

B.  

Start to finish

C.  

Finish to start

D.  

Finish to finish

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Questions 43

A project team member is having difficulty delivering assigned tasks for a project that is at risk of being delayed. The main issue is that the team member does not understand a new system that was recently

implemented.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Escalate the team member's performance to the project sponsor.

B.  

Ask the team member to learn the new system as on-the-job training.

C.  

Issue a change request to extend the project schedule.

D.  

Assign an experienced resource to support the team member.

Discussion 0
Questions 44

An agile project team discovers that they are unable to implement a feature completely in the first iteration. The team believes it may not be able to complete the tasks in the

second iteration. The feature is a critical component that the customer has prioritized.

What should the team do?

Options:

A.  

Reduce the scope of the feature to fit into one iteration and deliver it to the customer.

B.  

Go back to the customer and explain that they cannot implement the feature completely in one iteration.

C.  

Split the feature into smaller subfeatures, implement them, and then deliver them incrementally in multiple iterations.

D.  

Ask the customer to simplify the feature so that it can be implemented in one iteration.

Discussion 0
Questions 45

A project manager was recently assigned to a banking IT project. The project team has been developing products using a predictive approach for more than 10 years, butmanagement wants the team to change to an agile approach. The project manager met with the team to introduce the agile approach.Most of the team memberscomplained about changing approaches because the performance of this team has always been above average among the IT teams in the bank.

Which two actions should the project manager take? (Choose 2)

Options:

A.  

Interview the most resistant team members to persuade them to try to accept an agile approach.

B.  

Meet with management to explain the team's resistance to the agile approach and request that they formally ask the team to implement agile.

C.  

Ask the team to identify the product backlog and create a kanban board for the team to manage and follow the approach.

D.  

Brainstorm with the team to understand the specifics of the team's project and to identity possible alternative approaches for the team.

E.  

Conduct training sessions with the team so that the team can understand what the agile approach and mindset are.

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Questions 46

A project is starting its third iteration out of six. During planning, the team realized that all of the requirements were not defined clearlyenough to start working.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Invite key users to the next daily meeting to get requirement clarification.

B.  

Review and replace the unclear requirements with ones that are clear.

C.  

Update the issue log and escalate it to the project sponsor.

D.  

Meet with the product owner to review the project backlog.

Discussion 0
Questions 47

A distributed project team wants to use the common ground principle to ensure that they have a common understanding of the scope. The team asks the project lead to set up a

workshop.

What should the project lead do?

Options:

A.  

Provide the participants with specific instructions and set the expectations.

B.  

Ask the senior members of the development team to elaborate on the scope in detail.

C.  

Invite participants to the workshop with sufficient lead time to prepare.

D.  

Reduce the number of participants to ensure that consensus is reached easier.

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Questions 48

The project management office (PMO) assigns a project manager who specializes in hybrid approaches to apredictive project that is offtrack from both the cost and schedule perspectives. The project runs into further delays as the project manager is ramping up on theproject. The stakeholders are unhappy and ask senior management to replace the project manager.

How should the project manager approach this situation?

Options:

A.  

Socialize with the stakeholders to better understand their needs and reset expectations.

B.  

Escalate the stakeholder issue to the management team and ask for help with resolving the conflict.

C.  

Continue to work on the project until the stakeholders and management come to a decision.

D.  

Meet with the stakeholders to understand their concerns and define an action plan to resolve issues.

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Questions 49

A project manager who takes over halfway through a project determines that the cost performance index (CPI) is 0.65. A detailed audit identifies that the project cost was analogously estimated, and the auditteam thinks that something was missing in the way the estimates were done.

What should have been done to avoid this problem?

Options:

A.  

Used bottom-up estimating

B.  

Utilized three-point estimates

C.  

Included lessons learned from past projects

D.  

Validated the schedule performance index (SPI) to evaluate deviation

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Questions 50

A project manager has recently moved to an organization to lead a key project. The project manager notices that team performance is

below the target, and the tasks assigned are not delivered on time. Team commitment is also not as appropriate as it should be.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Apply an agile approach to help improve team performance.

B.  

Schedule a meeting and communicate the performance concern to the team.

C.  

Study and determine the appropriate leadership style suitable for the team.

D.  

Hirea project team leader who can influence the project team members.

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Questions 51

A project sponsor has requested that the project manager reprioritize the team's tasks to include a feature that is not part of the minimum viable product (MVP) for the project. Although the project sponsor isvery keen on the feature, adding it has the potential of causing team burnout and/or delaying the release.

How should the project manager address this situation?

Options:

A.  

Ensure the feature's tasks are included in the iteration backlog, explain to the sponsor the consequences of the request, and ask the team to deliver the feature in the current iteration.

B.  

Ensure the feature has been included in the product backlog, then hold a meeting with the team and sponsor to determine how to deliver the feature within the current iteration.

C.  

Ensure the feature is included in the iteration backlog, ask the team to work on the current tasks first, and include the new tasks after those tasks are completed.

D.  

Ensure the feature has been included in the product backlog, explain to the sponsor the consequences of the request, and ask the team to include the features tasks in the next iteration.

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Questions 52

Aretail chain is evaluating a project to replace payment systems across all its stores in multiple locations. The project does not pass the financial threshold but is alsoexpected to increase marketshare, improve customer services, and retain more customers. The project is planned as a phased implementation, building on learningfromthe retrospectives during each phase.

How should the business increase the value of the project?

Options:

A.  

Ask the benefits owner to reassess the identified risks that are impacting the outcomes of the financial benefits.

B.  

Consult with experts on methods to reduce costs and increase the financial value of the project. ®

C.  

Quantify the expected tangible and intangible benefits in the benefits management plan for each phase.

D.  

Use a fishbone diagram to find the root cause of the lower financial benefits with the benefits owner.

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Questions 53

A project manager acquired information from the market that would reduce the business value being delivered by an ongoing project. Based on that information, the project manager believes the project shouldbe stopped.

How should the project manager handle the situation?

Options:

A.  

Have a discussion with the project sponsor and cancel the project.

B.  

Have a discussion with the sponsor and recommend the project business value be reassessed.

C.  

Remove the items no longer applicable from the backlog and present the backlog to the project team.

D.  

Continue working on the defined scope and review the risk matrix.

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Questions 54

A major issue about conflicting priorities has been highlighted by the project team with regard to a few stakeholder requirements. What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Prioritize other items for the team and deal with the conflicting requirements later.

B.  

Negotiate a common agreement with the involved stakeholders regarding the requirements.

C.  

Escalate to the project management office (PMO) and request a solution for the requirements

D.  

Allow the project team to decide what is the most appropriate requirement to follow

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Questions 55

A project manager is leading a global project with resources spread out in different locations. The stakeholders have different interpretations of therequirements. The project manager is concerned about scope creep.

Which action should the project manager take to control the scope?

Options:

A.  

Accept only those changes that are approved by the change control board (CCB) prior to being implemented.

B.  

Accept only those changes to requirements that provide additional value to the project.

C.  

Ensure that all key stakeholders agree to the project deliverables and there will be no need for changes.

D.  

Reject all changes that will increase the budget or increase the time line of the project.

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Questions 56

A project is nearing completion. The contingency time has been consumed. To ensure that the final deliverables are achieved on time and within budget, the

project manager has asked the team to follow a rigorous process. This is causing some resistance among the team members.

What should the project manager do to address the growing resistance?

Options:

A.  

Describe to the team members how specific tools and techniques can be used to finish on time.

B.  

Convince team members to use a specific methodology to complete the project on time.

C.  

Motivate project team members by offering incentives to complete the project on time.

D.  

Crash the project schedule and ask project team members to work overtime to meet the new timeline.

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Questions 57

A project manager for an IT company starts a project with members distributed across five different countries and four different time zones. In the first meetings with the sponsor and some stakeholders, theproject manager notices that people do not join the meetings on time, have internet connection issues, or experience language barriers during some conversations.

What should the project manager do to improve communication among the team?

Options:

A.  

Setup a team communications management plan for the company and team members to follow immediately.

B.  

Explain the benefits of common working hours to aid better communication among the project team.

C.  

Share a contact log document for all the team members to make communication easier.

D.  

Arrange for some initial face-to-face team meetings for the project team to meet each other.

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Questions 58

A global program is being kicked off, and various distributed teams are involved in delivering the initiative.Besides planning and executingthe scope for the initiative, team interactions must be considered.

How should the project teams interact in their meetings?

Options:

A.  

Videoconferencing

B.  

Chat conversations

C.  

Encrypted emails

D.  

Phone conversations

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Questions 59

A leader from project B consistently reaches out to a team member in project A for assistance. What should project A's project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ensure project A's team member can finish thework committed to project.

B.  

Talk with project B's leader to discuss possible impacts to both projects.

C.  

Allow project B's leader to continue building relationships.

D.  

Tell project A's team member to ignore project B's leader.

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Questions 60

A project manager has been assigned to an education project with the objective of training a workforce in application development. One ofthe deliverables is to provideinternships to the best students in the customer's active projects. However, the customer does not have enough projects in progress right now. The project manager decidesto create several internal projects in order to ensure the internships.

Which three actions should the project manager take to fulfill this scenario without adding costs for the customer? (Choose 3)

Options:

A.  

Influence the client to initiate a new project.

B.  

Create a change request with the scope of the new internal projects.

C.  

Use the project's contingency budget.

D.  

Manage the quality of the delivery.

E.  

Create a work breakdown structure (WBS) of the new scope with the internal projects.

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Questions 61

During the early phase of a project, the requirements documentation was not approved. It was identified that the leader of a user partywas not included in any of therequirements collection communications.

Which of the documents was likely missed or outdated?

Options:

A.  

Stakeholder Register

B.  

Business Documentation

C.  

Project Charter

D.  

Risk Register

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Questions 62

A project is behind schedule because of a delayed equipment installation. This is affecting many other activities. The manager responsible for the equipment delivery notified

the project manager that there is a capacity issue for the team doing the installation.

What should the project manager have done to prevent this situation from happening?

Options:

A.  

Conducted periodic reviews with the manager on resource availability.

B.  

Defined the skill requirements more clearly in the scope statement.

C.  

Consulted with the installation team on a regular basis to check for conflicts.

D.  

Asked the manager to follow the agreed-upon resource management plan.

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Questions 63

A project scope was developed with numerous assumptions. During the execution phase, the assumptions changed, which has jeopardized the planned business value of the project.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Deliver what was planned in the project management document according to the specifications.

B.  

Update the assumptions log and change log, and implement the change control process.

C.  

Inform the client that the project cannot meet the project timeline and additional costs will be incurred.

D.  

Report on the changed assumptions to the project sponsor and seek support to prioritize the change requests.

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Questions 64

A local company is developing a new product and, for the first time, using a remote team for the programming tasks of features. The design for the product comes from the

local team. During the third sprint review, the product owner has concerns about the project's outcomes. The remote development team is complaining that they do not

clearly understand the requirements conveyed in the daily standup meetings.

How should the project manager address this situation?

Options:

A.  

Review lessons learned from previous projects and organizational process assets (OPAs).

B.  

Evaluate and reassign the developing tasks to a local vendor who has worked on previous projects.

C.  

Determine the communication needs, environment, and tools to get the message across.

D.  

Document the risk in the risk management plan and use contingency reserves to hire a local vendor.

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Questions 65

A company just started managing a project using an agile approach. Due to this change, the general manager is worried about the scope definition processfor upcoming projects.

What should the project manager do to ensure the project scope is completely defined?

Options:

A.  

Ask for a budget increase to implement a double-check process to ensure every business need is included in the requirements.

B.  

Help sponsors and stakeholders craft the product vision, and bring the team and product owner together to clarify expectations.

C.  

Ask the general manager to review every requirement to ensure all projects will deliver the requested products.

D.  

Meet with the general manager and convince them to return to using predictive approaches to avoid any risk.

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Questions 66

One team member is complaining about an agreement made during the last meeting. That team member was present at the meeting and participated in thedecisions registered in the meeting minutes.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Meet with the team member and search for the root cause of their behavior.

B.  

Arrange an additional meeting with the team to communicate the agreement made during the last meeting.

C.  

Schedule a new meeting to evaluate the agreement and negotiate a new one.

D.  

Talk with the team member and explain that once the meeting ended, the agreement must be respected

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Questions 67

A project manager has been assigned to a global project involving regulatory bodies, government agencies, internal company leaders, the

project team, and end users. What should the project manager do to engage them all effectively?

Options:

A.  

Analyze the stakeholders.

B.  

Check lessons learned from past projects.

C.  

Gather business requirements.

D.  

Remove any bias that exists on the team.

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Questions 68

A project manager has been running an agile project for 6 months and has been reporting that the project is on track every week. However, on the last week before releasing the final product, the team found atechnical impediment that put the project delivery in jeopardy overnight.

What should the project manager have done to prevent this situation?

Options:

A.  

Sought and implemented alternative ways to track progress and impediments to identify potential threats

B.  

Considered historical data from previous projects with similar impediments to help identify the possible solutions

C.  

Provided technical training to the team in advance to ensure the team had high-level technical skills

D.  

Developed a risk response plan that would have provided options and strategies regarding project risk exposure

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Questions 69

A project manager has a team of shared resources from other projects who are working on a client project. Three days before the project is due, the team informs the project

manager that the project will be delayed because a component was not delivered on time. Competing priorities of the shared resources are delaying delivery of the

component.

What should the project manager have done to prevent this delay from happening?

Options:

A.  

Maintained constant communication with the stakeholders of the other projects

B.  

Used the resource management plan to identify the impacts of the other projects

C.  

Updated the risk management plan and registered lessons learned for the project

D.  

Reorganized the team for the project based on the work breakdown structure (WBS)

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Questions 70

A project manager prepared a project benefits management plan. Which of the following should be included in this document?

Options:

A.  

Target benefits, benefits owner, lessons learned

B.  

Project requirements, target benefits, issue log, metrics

C.  

Target benefits, strategic alignment, time frame for realizing benefits

D.  

Strategic alignment, benefits owner, risk register

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Questions 71

The project team is experiencing schedule delays due to issues arising with suppliers. Some of the tasks are on the critical path.

What should the project manager do in this situation?

Options:

A.  

Discuss the critical path issues with the purchasing department.

B.  

Escalate the supplier-related issues to the sponsor for resolution.

C.  

Review the critical path with the stakeholders to define next steps.

D.  

Review the work breakdown structure (WBS) with the suppliers.

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Questions 72

A project delivers every 2 weeks. The customer raises a complaint because they do not perceive business value in the products delivered even though deliveries have been completed in a timely manner.

Which activity should the project manager undertake?

Options:

A.  

Change the delivery project approach.

B.  

Perform a cost-benefit analysis.

C.  

Review the risk analysis.

D.  

Review the definition for the minimum viable product (MVP).

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Questions 73

During a project's closing phase, the project manager identified that the client did not use one particular service. The client then asks the project manager to informally extend the service beyond the contract

end date. The contract is clear about the expiration of the service.

How should the project manager address this situation in order to close the project?

Options:

A.  

Issue a change request and activate the formal change control process to address the situation.

B.  

Escalate the request to the functional manager to approve the additional service hours.

C.  

Deny the request and include it in lessons learned documentation for the next contract renewal.

D.  

Accept the client's proposal to use the service until the additional hours are exhausted.

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Questions 74

A project manager is performing earned value management (EVM) for a cross-country pipeline project. The project manager has determined the ratio of earned value (EV) to actual cost

(AC) for the project and has found the calculated result to be 0.9024.

What does this value mean for the project?

Options:

A.  

The project has started exceeding the planned cost.

B.  

The project is earning less value an was planned.

C.  

The project is close to exceeding the planned cost.

D.  

The project has earned more value than planned.

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Questions 75

A project needs to acquire a large volume of electrical supplies on a weekly delivery cycle. There are many suppliers interested in partnering, so the project manager feels confident they can negotiate a goodprice.

What should the project manager do first in order to ensure the best overall value in the future contract?

Options:

A.  

Contact each of the potential suppliers to understand their price schedules for the required supplies.

B.  

Create a time-based bill of materials containing the supplies that need to be delivered each week.

C.  

Meet with the project sponsor to learn more about past contracting efforts for electrical supplies.

D.  

Identify the policies, procedures, guidelines, and legal parameters that are required in the contract.

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Questions 76

During project execution, the project manager observes lower velocity and a high volume of tasks in the testing queue. The project is using a hybrid approach and there are

only a few sprints remaining.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Add a new resource with testing skills to the team.

B.  

Work with the team to understand and solve the issues.

C.  

Provide testing training to all the project team members.

D.  

Increase the sprint duration so the testing can be completed.

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Questions 77

An agile project is running its second iteration out of six. A marketing director, who is a key stakeholder, contacts the project lead for a highlevel report of the project.

What should the project lead do?

Options:

A.  

Tell the stakeholder that a new report will be produced at the end of the iteration.

B.  

Explain to the stakeholder that the key indicators are by iteration.

C.  

Ask the product owner to develop the new report based on the iteration information.

D.  

Develop the requested report based on the iteration information.

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Questions 78

A project for developing software for a retail company's procurement system is in the initiation phase. The project sponsor has expressed concern that the forecasted project implementation date coincides withthe company's financial budget planning period.

Which two actions should the project manager take next to address this concern? (Choose two)

Options:

A.  

Facilitate a risk workshop with all stakeholders in attendance to identify and assess all risks to the project.

B.  

Change the project implementation date so that the concern is alleviated and no longer applicable.

C.  

Communicate to the project sponsor that the implementation date is low risk and will not impact the project.

D.  

Advise the sponsor that it is not feasible to determine if the end date will be met as the project is in the initiation phase.

E.  

Log the concern as a risk in the project risk register and assess the impact and severity of the risk.

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Questions 79

A project manager needs the team to define the steps and identify the risks of migrating data to a new system. What type ofleadership should the projectmanager use to accomplish this?

Options:

A.  

Servant

B.  

Dynamic

C.  

Laissez-faire

D.  

Transformational

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Questions 80

A mid-size capital project has shared resources from the company's contract department. During the execution phase, the project team observed a delay in contracting. After

communicating with the contract department, the project manager found the contract team is prioritizing other contracting jobs because they are not part of the project team.

What should the project manager do first in this situation?

Options:

A.  

Report the issue to higher management and seek their direct involvement to complete the job from the contract department.

B.  

Communicate with the contract manager to commit a budget for the resources required for project execution.

C.  

Arrange several meetings with the contract department and ask them to contract the project as it is critical for project success.

D.  

Arrange a meeting with the contract department to build trust and commitment by recognizing their critical support to the project.

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Questions 81

A project manager is newly assigned to the second phase ofan ongoing project. During theimplementation, a defect occurred and no oneknows how to fix it, as the former engineering team has moved to another project. The customer warns that previously, this defect negatively affected the project schedule.

What should the project manager do first?

Options:

A.  

Acquire knowledgeable resources.

B.  

Check the organizational process assets (OPAs).

C.  

Update the risk management plan.

D.  

Extend the timeline of the project.

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Questions 82

During project execution, the client requires several changes that will impact the project's duration. The project manager needs to apply fast-tracking techniques to accelerate the schedule, but the team is

concerned about working overtime.

What should the project manager do to motivate the team?

Options:

A.  

Crash the project schedule to ensure completion on time.

B.  

Meet with the team members to review their roles and responsibilities.

C.  

Introduce team-building activities to improve team performance.

D.  

Negotiate with the client to reduce the changes in requirements.

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Questions 83

A project manager noticed that a team member has been struggling with some tasks, which may ultimately impact the completion date.

Team morale is low because they will not get the expected bonus if they do not finish on time.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Update the project schedule and budget estimates.

B.  

Ask the human resources (HR) department to replace the team member and add an additional resource.

C.  

Ask the client to approve a delay in the project schedule.

D.  

Acknowledge the team for their accomplishments, encourage them, and offer assistance to avoid future delays.

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Questions 84

A technician is scheduled to install internet service at the homes of three remote call center agents who have different working schedules. Their functional managers arranged time off to allow time for

installation and testing. The carrier sends an email to the project manager stating that one appointment is delayed for 2 days.

What does the project manager need to do now?

Options:

A.  

Inform the project team only.

B.  

Inform the product owner.

C.  

Inform the relevant stakeholders.

D.  

Inform the project sponsor.

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Questions 85

A project team is working hard to reach a milestone. The team morale is low because of the extended hours worked to meet the deadline.

Adding to this tension is the fact that the team works remotely, and there has been little time to build relationships or get to know team members beyond the tasks that everyone performs.

What should the project manager do to address the remote team's morale?

Options:

A.  

Plan a party to celebrate everyone's accomplishments after reaching the milestone.

B.  

Evaluate the challenges and capture them with the team as part of the lessons learned.

C.  

Offer opportunities for coworkers to interact beyond tasks, and model this behavior to create a safe space.

D.  

Invite the team to a work retreat to allow the team to build relationships in person and reach the milestone as planned.

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Questions 86

A project manager received the project charter for a new product. The project is expected to have two main deliveries: the hardware part that has detailed specifications already defined,

including a sample machine, and the user interface software that has only a basic specification and a requirement for a user experience design approach.

Which project management approach should the project manager use?

Options:

A.  

A hybrid approach will work, using agile for software development and a predictive approach for the hardware deliveries.

B.  

The software development has a high uncertainty level, so an agile approach is recommended for the project.

C.  

The deliverables are significantly different, so the project should be split into two projects that are driven by a program.

D.  

The scope is well defined; therefore, a predictive approach is straightforward and the hardware and software can by synchronized on the gates.

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Questions 87

A project team is prioritizing the creation of project artifacts and enforcing it rigidly, while they face issues with delays in deliverables.How should the project managerrespond?

Options:

A.  

Implement stricter controls so that project artifact creation is given the utmost importance.

B.  

Facilitate the implementation of an automated tool for the team to manage project artifacts.

C.  

Advise the team that solely focusing on artifacts will not produce successful project deliverables.

D.  

Recognize the team’s efforts for documenting artifacts and motivate them with an incentive mechanism

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Questions 88

A project manager is working on a project that is required to deliver value on an incremental basis. Which action should the project manager take to enable successful project execution?

Options:

A.  

Engage with the project sponsor to understand the scope.

B.  

Develop a comprehensive set of requirements.

C.  

Create a project schedule containing milestones.

D.  

Identify the tangible and intangible benefits.

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Questions 89

A network transformation project to increase efficiency and return on investment (ROI) is in the implementation stage. A conflict between the head of the network and the

transformation manager arises.

What should the project manager do to manage this?

Options:

A.  

Analyze the context of the issue.

B.  

Evaluate the influence of the parties involved.

C.  

Lead the parties to find a compromise.

D.  

Escalate the problem to the project sponsor.

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Questions 90

A project team is having difficulties understanding technical details regarding requirements. The information was not initially provided by the customer, butthe information is critical in the current iteration for clarification on how tasks need to be accomplished.

How should the project manager approach this situation?

Options:

A.  

Educate the customer and have them participate in daily standup meetings. ®

B.  

Request that the customer reviews and clarifies feature definitions for the current sprint.

C.  

Send a burndown chart of the current sprint to the customer and seek clarifications.

D.  

Schedule weekly meetings and product reviews with the customer to clarify requirements.

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Questions 91

A project manager is executing a commercial building project. The project manager discovers that the required building permits have not been obtained. Obtaining the permits will delay the project by 1 month and will cost the project US$35,000. The fine associated with continuing to build without the permits is US$1,000 per day.

What should the project manager do first?

Options:

A.  

Obtain the permits before continuing the build.

B.  

Update the risk management plan.

C.  

Review lessons learned from previous projects.

D.  

Continue the project while trying to obtain the permit.

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Questions 92

A project had scheduling delays, which necessitated the team to work overtime to meet critical milestones. This led to some misunderstandings among team

members. The project sponsor has allocated a monetary award.

How should the project manager utilize the award?

Options:

A.  

Draft a points system to allocate a portion of the money for each resource.

B.  

Arrange a luncheon for all team members and include team-building sessions.

C.  

Meet with the team members and ask them how to spend the reward.

D.  

Allocate the reward to the team leaders to spend on the team as they see fit.

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Questions 93

A project manager has recently taken over a project and notices that a client team member often halts progress due to a lack of understanding of some project elements. The former project manager gave the

new project manager a complete list of people to communicate with, and this client team member is not on it.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Submit a change request to cover extra hours associated with project meetings.

B.  

Speak with the client team member about the continuous delays during project meetings.

C.  

Update the communications matrix to ensure that client team member is included.

D.  

Increase the project meeting frequency and duration to allow for the extra work required.

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Questions 94

A project has completed design activities ahead of schedule. Suddenly, the project manager is informed by a vendor thata deliverable may not meet theagreed delivery time frame due to a resource shortage. The internal team asked if they should continue to deliver as per the schedule.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Discuss with the project team alternative options to deliver as planned.

B.  

Inform the project team that they may proceed at a more relaxed pace.

C.  

Discuss with the team the need for longer hours to minimize the impact.

D.  

Inform the project team that some of them will work for the vendor.

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Questions 95

A project team was asked to resume development activities on a project that was suspended for a few months due to the fast-changing environment and conditions. What should the project lead do?

Options:

A.  

Review the items remaining in the backlog with the project team.

B.  

Ask the program manager to approve the backlog with the client.

C.  

Review the items remaining in the backlog with the project sponsor.

D.  

Ask the project team to approve all of the remaining backlog items.

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Questions 96

The client will not agree to closure, claiming that the project team has not performed the code inspections mandated in the development contract. The project team has

performed the code inspections, however the records are not complete.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Hold a meeting with the project team, project sponsor, and the client to agree to the further work required to close the project and add to lessons learned.

B.  

Close the project and hand over the deliverables to the client.

C.  

Hold a lessons learned workshop with the project team and project sponsor to avoid contractual compliance issues arising in future projects.

D.  

Seek expert legal advice on the interpretation of the clauses in the contract.

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Questions 97

project is currently in the execution phase. Because of the complexity of the project and the large number of regulatory requirements involved,theproject manager decides to hold a management review with senior executives to ensure the successful implementation of project deliverables.

What should the project manager review during the management review to ensure the meeting is effective?

Options:

A.  

The deliverables that are performing well and those that need more work.

B.  

Specialized reports created specifically for the meeting as per directions from the project sponsor.

C.  

Potential changes to the project's strategy and the feedback from senior executives.

D.  

Metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) that objectively reflect the status of deliverables.

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Questions 98

A project team delivered a critical deliverable to the customer. The customer complained that the maintenance manual was not included.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Review the stakeholder engagement plan.

B.  

Add the needed manual and update the risk log.

C.  

Review the terms and conditions of the contract.

D.  

Submit a change request to include the manual.

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Questions 99

A project manager is building a team to work on a service integration project that will transition technology management services from company A tocompany B. The project team will consist of members from both companies. Prospective team members for the project are located all over the world, havedifferent types of technology backgrounds, and use different approaches for work.

How should the project manager build a cohesive, high-performing team?

Options:

A.  

Organize the team members into several kick-off sessions based on technology type.

B.  

Review the list of team members’ skills and understand how they will work together to deliver the project outcomes.

C.  

Ask the human resources (HR) department to arrange interview meetings to select the team.

D.  

Ask prospective team members to write a short biography explaining how they can contribute to the team's success.

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Questions 100

During project execution, one of the project tasks is to create an important document for a service vendor. The project manager assigns a senior engineer to clearly detail the service instructions to avoid anyredo loops. Two days after the service information document was sent, the service vendor has doubts and needs more clarity on the task. This redo loop will probably cause a delay of one or more days.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Document the task on the kanban board and make it the highest priority.

B.  

Escalate the issue to the engineer's functional manager.

C.  

Discuss the issue with the engineer and determine how to prevent another problem.

D.  

Assign another engineer to the task due to the urgency.

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Questions 101

A project manager has been approached by the project sponsor about adding fo the project scope. How should the project manager accommodate this request?

Options:

A.  

Disregard the request since the project scope is finalized.

B.  

Create a change request for the change control board (CCB) to review.

C.  

Update the project team about the change request.

D.  

Adjust the project schedule to accommodate the new project scope requests.

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Questions 102

A project manager is working on a project to scale an operation globally. This endeavor required multiple interviews with various stakeholders. During the user story creation phase, the product owner met with multiple stakeholders who had different opinions about the requirements.

How should the project manager address this situation?

Options:

A.  

Perform a stakeholder identification analysis.

B.  

Ask the product owner to create the backlog.

C.  

Limit the participation from stakeholders.

D.  

Use a voting system for stakeholders.

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Questions 103

A project manager is involved with a project to remodel a long-used product. There are no proper records for the original design andexecution of the original product. The stakeholders doubt that the remodel can be accomplished without this information and are hesitanttoprovide support for the project.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Acknowledge the stakeholders’ concerns with open dialogues and realign the project with stakeholder requirements and past lessons learned.

B.  

Solicit a larger reserve for cost and time and manage the stakeholders’ expectations.

C.  

Share the threats of not updating old solutions and ask stakeholders to be patient with any inconveniences.

D.  

Create a plan to inform stakeholders on the progress so they are able to see that the project can succeed.

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Questions 104

A team member shares with their functional manager some negative details about the performance of another team member that was discussed during the retrospective.

The project manager finds out about this discussion.

What two actions should the project manager take? (Choose two.)

Meet with the entire team to review the ground rules about safe environments.

Options:

A.  

Meet with the product owner to talk about the situation.

B.  

Contact the team member to explain what information can be shared outside the team.

C.  

Contact the team member's functional manager and invite them to the next retrospective.

D.  

Meet with the sponsor to review the situation.

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