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1.Answer: D.
PMBOK® Guide, page 4 , Section 1.2.1
What is aproject?
A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, orresult.
2.Answer:B,
PMBOK® Guide.page 10 , Section1.2.2
What is projectmanagement?
Projectmanagementistheapplicationofknowledge,skills,tools,andtechniquestoprojectactivities
tomeettheprojectrequirements.
Ateachpoint,deliverablesandknowledgearetransferredbetweentheprojectandoperationsfor
implementationofthe deliveredwork. Thisimplementationoccursthroughatransferofproject
resourcestooperationstowardtheendoftheproject,orthroughatransferofoperationalresources
totheprojectatthestart.
Operationsareongoingendeavorsthatproducerepetitiveoutputs,withresourcesassignedtodo
basicallythesamesetoftasksaccordingtothestandardsinstitutionalizedinaproductlifecycle.
Unliketheongoingnatureofoperations,projectsaretemporaryendeavors.
3.Answer: C.
PMBOKK Guide.page 15 , Section1.2.3- 3
PortfolioManagement
Portfoliomanagementreferstothecentralizedmanagementofoneormoreportfoliostoachieve
strategic objectives. Portfoliomanagement focuses on ensuring thatprojects and programs are
reviewedinprioritizeresourceallocationandthatthemanagementoftheportfolioisconsistent with
andalignedtoorganizationalstrategies.
4.Answer: C.
PMBOK® Guide, page 34 , Section1.2.6.4
Arguably,all responsesaresuitableduring projectplanning.However, thethree mostimportant
questionsfordefiningprojectsuccessare:
What does success look like for theproject?
How will success be measured?
What factors may impactsuccess?
Theansweroncommunicationrequirementsisanimportantconsideration,butitoccursatamore
detailedplanninglevelforcreatingaprojectcommunicationsplan,whichleadstoprojectsuccess.
5.Answer:B.