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Answers Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Answer 1) What are excuses used by PMs to avoid adequate project planning? a) PMs say planning takes too much time. b) PMs say customers don't know what they want. c) PMs say that if they commit, they will be held accountable. d) All of the above e) None of the above 2) What is the primary purpose of planning? a) Telling the project team exactly what must be done b) Defining when project tasks should be done c) Establishing what resources are required for each project task d) All of the above e) None of the above 3) Why is project planning an iterative task? a) Because bits and pieces of the project plan are iterated among individual contributors to the project. b) Because some project constraints are imposed by law and society, so the plan has to be iterated with these outside stakeholders. c) Because projects have limited resources and must compete with the functional organization. d) All of the above e) None of the above 4) What must be the outcomes of a project's kickoff meeting? a) The project's technical scope b) Acceptance of performance responsibility by project participants c) A risk management group d) A team informed about tentative dates and budgets set by upper management e) All of the above 5) How is a WBS developed according to the "level planning process"? a) The WBS is developed by people above a certain level in the organization and communicated to others for execution. b) The WBS is developed by listing all activities at the highest level, and then breaking each one into more detail.

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2. 1 Answer . All of the above. PM makes all these excuses as time taken is more, customer's are irresponsible for their requirements & also PM doesn't want to take responsibilities 8.2. Am @ Telling the project teams exactly what I must be done. Because, main purpose starts from this point. e har 0.3 Ans. h Because are iterated project .. bits and among pieces of the project individual contributors plan to the 8.4 Ans. 6 A team informed about tentative dates and budgets set by upper maragement.