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Pass the PRINCE2 PRINCE2 Certification PRINCE2-7-Practitioner Questions and answers with CertsForce

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Questions # 1:

During initiation, the project executive asks the project manager to evaluate a credible business option that omits the underground car park. The project manager includes an investment appraisal of that option in the full business case, despite the main contractor’s objection.

Is this an appropriate application of the business case practice, and why?

Options:

A.

Yes, because developing the business case includes comparing credible business options to select the most appropriate investment


B.

Yes, because customer and supplier organizations must always maintain completely separate project business cases regardless of the given investment


C.

No, because a requirement in the initial scope may never be tested as part of an alternative option


D.

No, because anticipated parking income means that no alternative should be assessed


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Questions # 2:

During stage 2, the Heritage Director, acting as senior user, reviews the design and raises a concern that the previously requested heritage trail has not been addressed.

Is this an appropriate use of the ‘give ongoing direction’ activity, and why?

Options:

A.

Yes, because a project board member may raise concerns and provide ongoing direction within the authority delegated to the board


B.

Yes, because the senior user has an obligation to formally approve key specialist products produced during stages 2 and 3 as a standard action within the ‘give ongoing direction’ activity


C.

No, because the ‘give ongoing direction’ activity is only triggered when the project manager proactively requests a review by the project board, not when individual board members identify concerns independently


D.

No, because the Heritage Director should first seek the agreement of the full project board before raising individual concerns, to ensure a unified project board position is presented to the project manager


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Questions # 3:

The City Council asks the portfolio office, independently of the LouisShopping project team, to provide confidence that the design and build will preserve the historic setting while incorporating the required technology.

Is this an appropriate application of the quality practice, and why?

Options:

A.

Yes, because the portfolio office should manage the project’s quality-control activities on behalf of the project manager


B.

Yes, because the business layer may use the portfolio office to perform independent quality-assurance activity on its behalf


C.

No, because assurance information may be provided to the project board and not to the business layer


D.

No, because a portfolio office may assess strategy but may not review the delivery of individual projects


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Questions # 4:

During stage 1, the City Council purchasing team must prepare the contract that will govern BuildyBrick’s later design and construction work. The project manager agrees with the purchasing team the products, time and cost for this work package.

Which practice is being applied through the ‘controlling a stage’ process?

Options:

A.

Business case


B.

Organization


C.

Plans


D.

Quality


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Questions # 5:

While selecting the project approach, the team identifies that a traditional delivery method and the proposed use of external suppliers could make the sustainability requirements harder to achieve. The risk is recorded in the project log for consideration during initiation.

Is this an appropriate application of ‘starting up a project’, and why?

Options:

A.

Yes, because the primary purpose of assessing the project approach at this stage is to clarify the prospective obligations of the project team and each external supplier when delivering the project products


B.

Yes, because the way the project work will be delivered directly influences how the management approaches are designed, and identifying risks early helps ensure the PID accurately reflects how sustainability will be managed


C.

No, because a risk that is classified as manageable does not pose a threat to overall project viability and should be deferred for consideration during the initiation stage when more detailed planning takes place using the traditional delivery method


D.

No, because any sustainability requirements that the project must satisfy should be captured as user quality expectations in the project product description, not as risks in the project log


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Questions # 6:

BUSINESS CASE

Here are three statements related to the ‘business case’ practice.

In which management product should each statement be recorded?

Choose only ONE management product for each statement. Each management product can be used once, more than once, or not at all.

Options:

A.

Business case


B.

Benefits management approach


C.

Sustainability management approach


D.

End stage report


E.

Project brief


F.

Commercial management approach

Statement 1:

The project will use a linear-sequential delivery method, and a reputable external supplier will deliver most of the specialist work.

Statement 2:

One sustainability target is to reduce the number of visitors arriving in internal-combustion vehicles. The Chief Technology Officer will implement monitoring technology, and the Business Opportunities Director will


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Questions # 7:

A product description contains only the following quality specification for the car-parking component: “The shopping centre will include an underground car park.”

Is this an effective application of the quality practice, and why?

Options:

A.

Yes, because confirming that a car park exists completely specifies its required quality


B.

Yes, because the statement provides sufficient information to confirm whether the required component has been delivered


C.

No, because all details of the car park should be recorded only in the quality management approach


D.

No, because the product description needs sufficiently detailed, measurable quality specifications and tolerances to support planning and verification


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Questions # 8:

During initiation, the project team holds a product-based planning workshop to break the site-preparation and foundation products into greater detail. The analysis identifies the need for a more comprehensive and costly environmental impact assessment because of Louistown’s ‘green town’ status.

During which ‘initiating a project’ activity should this workshop take place?

Options:

A.

Agree the tailoring requirements


B.

Agree the management approaches


C.

Prepare the project plan


D.

Prepare the full business case


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Questions # 9:

In stage 4, the Heritage Director delegates a review of the inspection arrangements to the Heritage Manager. The Heritage Manager will work with the BuildyBrick CEO and the project manager, then report whether the planned inspections will provide adequate assurance about impacts on historic buildings.

Is this an appropriate application of the ‘define roles, responsibilities and relationships’ principle, and why?

Options:

A.

Yes, because the principle requires that communication channels between all internal and external project team members remain open and transparent at all times


B.

Yes, because the Heritage Manager needs a clear understanding of what the Heritage Director requires of them and of what they may reasonably expect from the other parties involved


C.

No, because it is the project manager’s responsibility to specify how inspections of historically significant buildings should be planned and executed


D.

No, because the Heritage Director, as senior user, should personally conduct the assurance review of the inspection plans rather than delegating to the Heritage Manager


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Questions # 10:

Before a BuildyBrick subcontractor begins testing the utilities and systems, the proposed team plan and the commitment to deliver the testing work package must be agreed.

Which role agrees to carry out the work package in the ‘managing product delivery’ process?

Options:

A.

Project manager


B.

Team manager


C.

Senior supplier


D.

Project support


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