Question 1

Which is NOT a true statement about the Managing a Stage Boundary process?

Options :

A : It provides sufficient information for the Project Board to review the success of the current stage

B : It is used to create an Exception Plan if requested by the Project Board

C : It provides a fixed point at which acceptance of the project product is confirmed

D : It is executed at, or close to, the end of each management stage, except the final one

Answer: C

Question 2

Identify the missing product in the following sentence.

When assessing an issue during the Controlling a Stage process, the [ ? ] provides essential information to

evaluate the viability of the project.

Options :

A : Project Brief

B : Benefits Review Plan

C : Project Initiation Documentation

D : Configuration Management Strategy

Answer: C

Question 3

Which is a purpose of an End Stage Report?

Options :

A : Summarize progress to enable the Project Board to decide what action to take next

B :

Summarize how the project performed against the version of the Project Initiation Documentation used to

authorize it

C : Provide the detailed analysis of a deviation and offer options for the way to proceed

D :

Provide a plan for the next stage of the project

Answer: A

Question 4

Which is a purpose of the Controlling a Stage process?

Options :

A : Produce a Team Plan for the work to be assigned to a Team Manager

B : Select and implement actions that will resolve deviations from a plan within tolerance

C :

Obtain approvals for products delivered in a Work Package

D : Update a Project Plan to incorporate the actuals from a Stage Plan

Answer: B

Question 5

Which is NOT a requirement of a Stage Plan?

Options :

A :

Produced to an appropriate level of detail to enable day-to-day control

B : Produced near to the end of the previous management stage

C : Approved and signed-off by Project Assurance

D : Approved at the end of a management stage

Answer: C

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