PgMP Practice Test

PgMP Practice Test practice questions, page 22 of 29, with answer review and explanations.

Question 106

What schedule analysis simulation tool allows you, the project manager, to review possible combinations of events such as optimistic, most likely and pessimistic outcomes for your project?

  1. pert
  2. gert
  3. pmis
  4. Monte Carlo

Question 107

All of the following are resources that you will need to monitor and control in a program environment except for which one?

  1. Staff members
  2. Contracts
  3. Quality
  4. Equipment

Question 108

You are the program manager for your organization. Your program will create a new condominium in your community. There are several concerns about the condos including the timing, the local economy, the environment, and the proposed schedule. You and your team are creating the program management plan to address these concerns along with identifying the constituent projects that will build the structures and deliverables. What group will need to review your program plan to approve the plan before you may proceed in the work?

  1. The local government
  2. The change control board
  3. The stakeholders
  4. The program board

Question 109

What cost estimating approach uses the work breakdown structure to create a cost estimate?

  1. Analogous
  2. Definitive
  3. Top down
  4. Parametric

Question 110

Part of your job as the program manager is to coach the project managers on their duties and goals. One of the project managers, Holly, is having trouble discerning the difference between quality assurance and quality control. She understands that she needs both to help you reach the program goals. Which statement best describes quality control for a project within your program?

  1. Quality control is a management-driven effort to plan the work properly so the work is done according to plan.
  2. Quality control is an inspection-driven process to keep mistakes out of the customers' hands.
  3. Quality control is a management-driven policy to do the work correctly the first time.
  4. Quality control is an inspection-driven process to prove the existence of the requirements.