Who Wants To Be A PMP? Montoring & Controlling.

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Who Wants To Be A PMP? Montoring & Controlling

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All of the following occur during Monitoring & Controlling, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Quality Assurance is performed B: Execution of the project is controlled C: Preventive & corrective actions are recommended D: Scope, Schedule, Cost, & Quality are controlled $100 Question

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B: Work performance reports Which of the following is an output of the Monitor and Control Project Work process? Click on the letter of the correct answer B: Work performance reports A: Cost forecasts C: Validated changes D: Schedule forecasts $200 Question

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All of the following relate to a Work Authorization System, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer B: Helps control gold plating A: May take the form of a WBS dictionary D: Can help with properly sequencing the activities C: Essentially the same as a Responsibility Assignment Matrix $300 Question

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All of the following relate to Earned Value, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Most commonly used method for performance measurement B: Use to objectively measure project performance D: Finding a cheaper, faster, and better way to increase value C: Budgeted cost of work performed $500 Question

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All of the following Earned Value formulas are correct, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: SV = EV - PV B: CPI = EV / SV C: SPI = EV / PV D: CV = EV - AC $1,000 Question

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All of the following relate to the Quality Control process, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Following ISO and other standards B: Verified deliverables C: Quality control charts D: Inspection $2,000 Question

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All of the following are true concerning Monitoring and Controlling, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer B: Corrective action is taken A: Variance analysis is performed C: Risks are monitored/controlled as per the risk register D: Deliverables are verified, validated, and accepted $4,000 Question

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All of the following are inputs to the Control Stakeholder Engagement Process, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Work performance information B: Issue log D: Work performance Data C: Project Management Plan $8,000 Question

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Quality Control tools & techniques include all of the following, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Cause-and-effect diagrams & scatter diagrams B: Pareto charts, histograms, & checksheets C: Pareto charts & earned value analysis charts D: Process flowcharts & quality control charts $16,000 Question

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All of the following relate to Quality Control Charts, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer B: Rule of seven A: Mean, assignable cause, & specification limits D: Shows the pattern of relationship between two variables C: Upper and lower control limits $32,000 Question

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After controlling scope, schedule, cost, and quality, you should: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Validate scope (accepted deliverables) B: Perform Integrated Change Control D: Take preventive & corrective action C: Control procurements $64,000 Question

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C: Integrated change control Reviewing, approving, or denying corrective and/or preventive actions refers to: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Scope control B: Schedule control C: Integrated change control D: Cost control $125,000 Question

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All of the following are true of Integrated Change Control, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer B: Inputs include change requests A: Outputs are approved change requests C: Tools and techniques include change control tols, meetings & expert judgment D: Compares planned to actual $250,000 Question

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All of the following relate to the Risk Control Process, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Contingency and fallback measures are taken as per the risk register B: Risk Register is developed and used for workarounds C: Tools and Techniques include risk reassessment, risk audits, & reserve analysis D: Technical performance measurements are made $500,000 Question

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A: Contract change control system & procurement performance reviews All of the following are Tools and Techniques for the Control Procurements Process, except: Click on the letter of the correct answer A: Contract change control system & procurement performance reviews B: Inspections and audits & performance reporting C: Source selection criteria, payment systems, & records management system D: Payment systems,claims administration, & records management system $1 Million Question

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