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PRINCE2 Project Management Practitioner (Version 7) Question and Answers

PRINCE2 Project Management Practitioner (Version 7)

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Questions 1

ISSUES

During stage 1, BuildyBrick was appointed by the procurement team manager as the main contractor for the project. The project is now in stage 3 and BuildyBrick is part way through the site preparation. Following an environmental survey report, BuildyBrick will have to delay the site clearance by several weeks to enable protected amphibians to be relocated. There are two options to deal with this issue. The first is to wait for BuildyBrick to clear the site, but this will take longer. The second is to hire an additional contractor to clear the site more quickly, but this will cost more. Both of these options can be completed within cost and time tolerances, but appointing an additional contractor is beyond the project manager’s delegated authority.

Here are three actions related to the resolution of this issue.

Which role (A–E) should be responsible for each action?

Choose only ONE role for each action. Each role can be used once, more than once, or not at all.

Options:

A.  

Project executive

B.  

Senior user

C.  

Senior supplier

D.  

Project assurance

E.  

Project manager

Action 1:

Review the issue report and decide which response should be authorized.

Action 2:

After the decision is made, update the issue record with the selected response and decision.

Action 3:

Once the appointment is authorized, confirm that the supplier resources required for the additional site-clearance work can be provided.

Discussion 0
Questions 2

During stage 2, the Heritage Director, acting as senior user, reviews the design and raises a concern that the previously requested heritage trail has not been addressed.

Is this an appropriate use of the ‘give ongoing direction’ activity, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because a project board member may raise concerns and provide ongoing direction within the authority delegated to the board

B.  

Yes, because the senior user has an obligation to formally approve key specialist products produced during stages 2 and 3 as a standard action within the ‘give ongoing direction’ activity

C.  

No, because the ‘give ongoing direction’ activity is only triggered when the project manager proactively requests a review by the project board, not when individual board members identify concerns independently

D.  

No, because the Heritage Director should first seek the agreement of the full project board before raising individual concerns, to ensure a unified project board position is presented to the project manager

Discussion 0
Questions 3

A product description contains only the following quality specification for the car-parking component: “The shopping centre will include an underground car park.”

Is this an effective application of the quality practice, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because confirming that a car park exists completely specifies its required quality

B.  

Yes, because the statement provides sufficient information to confirm whether the required component has been delivered

C.  

No, because all details of the car park should be recorded only in the quality management approach

D.  

No, because the product description needs sufficiently detailed, measurable quality specifications and tolerances to support planning and verification

Discussion 0
Questions 4

At project closure, the project manager prepares the end project report, noting that the project exceeded its budget by 10% and planned duration by 15% because of additional heritage protection work. The findings are summarized for the project board and shared with the LOB Portfolio Director so that other projects can learn from them.

Which practice is being applied?

Options:

A.  

Business case

B.  

Plans

C.  

Progress

D.  

Quality

Discussion 0
Questions 5

In stage 4, the Heritage Director delegates a review of the inspection arrangements to the Heritage Manager. The Heritage Manager will work with the BuildyBrick CEO and the project manager, then report whether the planned inspections will provide adequate assurance about impacts on historic buildings.

Is this an appropriate application of the ‘define roles, responsibilities and relationships’ principle, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because the principle requires that communication channels between all internal and external project team members remain open and transparent at all times

B.  

Yes, because the Heritage Manager needs a clear understanding of what the Heritage Director requires of them and of what they may reasonably expect from the other parties involved

C.  

No, because it is the project manager’s responsibility to specify how inspections of historically significant buildings should be planned and executed

D.  

No, because the Heritage Director, as senior user, should personally conduct the assurance review of the inspection plans rather than delegating to the Heritage Manager

Discussion 0
Questions 6

During stage 2, the project board agrees that the underground car park should contain 15 rapid-charging spaces, with a scope tolerance permitting delivery of no fewer than 10 spaces. The project manager includes this tolerance in the relevant work package agreed with the team manager.

Is this an appropriate application of the ‘manage by exception’ principle, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because establishing a minimum and a preferred number of charging bays creates a defined scope tolerance that enables the design team to work within an agreed range without needing to escalate every individual design decision

B.  

Yes, because specifying a minimum and a preferred number of charging bays constitutes a quality tolerance that the design team must meet within the agreed work package

C.  

No, because the precise number of electric charging bays to be included should be fully specified in the product description for the underground car park rather than treated as a tolerance

D.  

No, because the project board should approve the precise number of charging spaces rather than delegate a permissible range to the design team

Discussion 0
Questions 7

During the ‘starting up a project’ process, the project manager works with key business, user, and supplier stakeholders to co-create the project product description, clarify the shopping centre’s scope and agree its quality expectations and acceptance criteria.

What is the MAIN benefit of co-creating the project product description in this way?

Options:

A.  

It transfers accountability for approving the project product description to the stakeholders involved

B.  

It removes the need for a communication management approach later in the project

C.  

It confirms that stakeholders will accept the shopping centre when it is handed over

D.  

It brings together business, user, and supplier perspectives, improving adoption and reducing handover risks

Discussion 0
Questions 8

While preparing the project plan during initiation, the project manager proposes that stage 2 should end at the Council’s financial year-end. This would allow the decision on funding for stage 3 to coincide with the Council’s annual budget process.

Is this an appropriate application of the ‘manage by stages’ principle, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because a stage boundary may be aligned with an important external decision point, such as a funding approval

B.  

Yes, because every stage may end immediately after one specialist product has been completed and funding has been approved

C.  

No, because stage length must be determined solely by the level of risk

D.  

No, because stage length must be determined by the technical complexity of the work

Discussion 0
Questions 9

During stage 1, the City Council purchasing team must prepare the contract that will govern BuildyBrick’s later design and construction work. The project manager agrees with the purchasing team the products, time and cost for this work package.

Which practice is being applied through the ‘controlling a stage’ process?

Options:

A.  

Business case

B.  

Organization

C.  

Plans

D.  

Quality

Discussion 0
Questions 10

Before accepting the stage 2 design work package, the BuildyBrick team manager needs to determine how the design team will be organized and controlled and whether the work can be achieved within the stated constraints.

During which ‘managing product delivery’ activity should this be done?

Options:

A.  

Notify work package completion

B.  

Execute a work package

C.  

Evaluate a work package

D.  

Accept a work package

Discussion 0
Questions 11

During initiation, the project executive asks the project manager to evaluate a credible business option that omits the underground car park. The project manager includes an investment appraisal of that option in the full business case, despite the main contractor’s objection.

Is this an appropriate application of the business case practice, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because developing the business case includes comparing credible business options to select the most appropriate investment

B.  

Yes, because customer and supplier organizations must always maintain completely separate project business cases regardless of the given investment

C.  

No, because a requirement in the initial scope may never be tested as part of an alternative option

D.  

No, because anticipated parking income means that no alternative should be assessed

Discussion 0
Questions 12

During stage 4, the business identifies a need for additional funding to extend LouisShopping advertising beyond project closure so that more businesses are attracted to Louistown. The project board must communicate the business need and resulting direction to the project team.

Which role should lead this business-related ongoing direction?

Options:

A.  

Project executive

B.  

Project manager

C.  

Project assurance

D.  

Senior user

Discussion 0
Questions 13

At the end of the initiation stage, the Regeneration Manager submits the project plan and business case for review. The Portfolio Director releases funding for both stages 2 and 3 and instructs the project manager to provide only a progress report at the end of stage 2, without a project board decision before stage 3 begins.

Is this an appropriate application of the ‘manage by stages’ principle, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because the project manager is authorized to manage the project on a day-to-day basis within set tolerances throughout each stage, without requiring additional project board decisions

B.  

Yes, because the Portfolio Director, as the commissioning authority, has the right to determine the reporting frequency and format that best suit portfolio-level oversight

C.  

No, because it is the City Council, rather than the Portfolio Director, that should hold the authority to commit funding across multiple stages of the project

D.  

No, because the project board must review the continued viability of the business case and authorize the next stage at each stage boundary, rather than approving multiple stages in advance

Discussion 0
Questions 14

During stage 3, the project manager forecasts that the stage-level recycling tolerance will be exceeded. The project manager records the matter in the issue register and sends only an issue report to the project board.

Is this an appropriate application of the progress practice, and why?

Options:

A.  

Yes, because an issue report is sufficient whenever a sustainability target is forecast to be missed

B.  

Yes, because the forecast shortfall should be treated only as an off-specification in the issue report

C.  

No, because the forecast breach should be escalated to the portfolio office rather than the project board

D.  

No, because it is an exception which should be escalated in an exception report

Discussion 0
Questions 15

During ‘closing a project’, the project manager updates the arrangements that specify how and when the Head of the Portfolio Office will measure the increase in business opportunities after LouisShopping enters operational use.

During which closing activity should this be done?

Options:

A.  

Prepare planned closure

B.  

Confirm project acceptance

C.  

Evaluate the project

D.  

Request project closure

Discussion 0
Questions 16

Near the end of stage 2, the supplier planned for the utilities and systems work becomes financially unstable and a replacement subcontractor is selected for stage 3. The project manager recommends that the replacement subcontractor’s account manager should represent the supplier interest as senior supplier.

During which ‘managing a stage boundary’ activity should this recommendation be developed?

Options:

A.  

Update the project plan

B.  

Prepare the next stage plan

C.  

Evaluate the stage

D.  

Request the next stage

Discussion 0