Project Scope and Boundaries Quiz

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What is the purpose of a project's scope statement?

  • To define the features and functions of a project
  • To document the project's charter and verify completed work
  • To provide guidelines for making decisions about change requests
  • To explain the boundaries of the project and establish responsibilities for team members (correct)

How does the scope statement help the project team?

  • By defining the project's features and functions
  • By providing guidelines for change management
  • By documenting the project's charter
  • By keeping the team focused and on task (correct)

What is the difference between a project's scope statement and its charter?

  • The charter sets up procedures for verifying completed work, while the scope statement defines project deadlines
  • The charter verifies completed work, while the scope statement defines project features
  • The scope statement provides guidelines for change management, while the charter establishes team responsibilities
  • The scope statement explains the project's boundaries, while the charter simply documents the project's existence (correct)

What does project scope refer to in project management?

<p>The defined features and functions of a project or the scope of work needed to finish a project (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to have a project scope statement?

<p>To establish responsibilities for each team member and provide guidelines for change requests (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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