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You are a project manager tasked with setting up a new afterschool program. The stakeholders (such as parents and teachers) are continually requesting new services to be added to the afterschool program. The budget, the resources, and the time allocated to set up the afterschool program have already been approved. You want to keep the stakeholders happy, so you add the requested services anyway. What is this an example of? a) Scope creep b) Collecting requirements c) Constraints d) Exclusions Question 2 (14.3 points) What is the relationship between scope, project scope, and product scope? What is the relationship between scope, project scope, and product scope? a) Scope, project scope, and product scope are all the same thing. b) Product scope is only used when the deliverable of the project is a product; project scope and scope are used for other deliverables. c) Scope is a generic term that can refer to product scope or project scope. Question 3 (14.3 points) You art a project manager working on an agile project. How would scoping differ with this project versus a traditional project? a) The cost of the project would be more detailed on an agile project. b) The project deliverables and requirements would be iterated upon throughout the life cycle of a project. c) The project charter is signed off during project planning, rather than during project initiation. Question 4 (14.3 points) What document is created in the Define Scope process? a) The project charter b) The scope statement c) Decomposition d) The work breakdown structure Question 5 (14.3 points) According to the PMBOK® Guide, which four things should always be included in the scope statement? Which of the following definitions describes "decomposition"? a) "The work defined at the lowest level of the work breakdown structure for which cost and duration are estimated and managed." (PMBOK® Guide) b) "The technique used for dividing and subdividing the project scope and project deliverable into smaller, more manageable parts." (PMBOK®) Guide) c) "A hierarchical decomposition of the total work, and scope of work, to be carried out by the project team to accomplish the project objectives and create the required deliverables." (PMBOK®) Guide) tne scope statement? a) Project scope description, deliverables, acceptance criteria, project exclusions b) Objectives, requirements, assumptions, product scope description c) Constraints, in scope, out of scope, project exclusions Question 6 (14.3 points) You meet with the project team to divide the work into smaller components. What is the primary document that will be produced during the meeting? a) The team member roles b) The project scope statement c) The WBS Question 5 (14.3 points) According to the PMBOK®) Guide, which four things should always be included in the scope statement? a) Project scope description, deliverables, acceptance criteria, project exclusions b) Objectives, requirements, assumptions, product scope description c) Constraints, in scope, out of scope, project exclusions Question 6 ( \( 14.3 \) points) You meet with the project team to divide the work into smaller components. What is the primary document that will be produced during the meetina?