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PMP Exam Question Session 3
In this series we will walk through five PMP Practice Exam Questions each day – a great way to set up your morning as you prepare to pass the PMP Exam. It is also useful for the CAPM exam, as the content is very similar.
We will also figure them out together, and you’ll see the thought process behind solving these PMP exam questions.
I hope you enjoy!
Question 1
One or more deliverables are produced at the end of a project phase. Multiple phases make up a project life-cycle. What is the completion of a project phase also called?
A) Kill Points
B) Task Points
C) Feature Items
D) Release Items
Question 2
Every project has essential milestones and business goals to meet. A project is divided into parts, called:
A) Tasks
B) Work Breakdown Structure
C) Phases
D) Releases
Question 3
You are a project manager responsible for delivering a new mobile app. You are working on the project part-time, and must ask the functional manager for each of your decisions. What type of organizational structure are you working in?
A) Weak Matrix
B) Strong Matrix
C) Balanced Matrix
D) Project Management Office
Question 4
You are working on a global project in other country, where it is customary to honour the project manager of a successful project with gifts. The company you are working for has a policy to never accept gifts as it may be a conflict of interest. What should you do in this circumstance?
A) Accept the gift from the customer, it would be rude not to
B) Tell the customer you don’t accept gifts
C) Discuss the situation with your manager and agree what to do – you must be aware of social customs in other countries but your company’s rules take precedence over others.
D) Accept the gift from the customer and give it to somebody else
Question 5
A risk is an undetermined event or condition that can have a positive or negative effect on at least one project objective if it occurs. During which part of your project is the risk of the project failure highest?
A) The beginning, when initiating your project
B) The middle, when planning your project
C) The end, when closing your project
D) The middle, when executing your project