APM-PFQ 無料問題集「APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ)」

（A）regulations and requirements.

（B）managers and teams.

（C）standards and benefits.

（D）processes and outputs.

（A）received.

（B）exchanged.

（C）given.

（D）clarified.

（A）Using APM's Body of Knowledge 6th edition as a guide to all projects.

（B）Application of processes and methods throughout the project life cycle.

（C）Utilising team members who can work on a project full time.

（D）Employing a project manager who has undertaken similar projects.

（A）Scope creep within an uncontrolled project.

（B）The potential of a situation or event to impact on the achievement of specific objectives.

（C）The use of estimation to determine costs, resources and activities.

（D）A problem that is now or is about to breach delegated tolerances for work on a project or programme.

（A）Email is the only way to communicate with large numbers of people.

（B）A project sponsor is responsible for all communication methods and media.

（C）Different stakeholders typically have different communication needs.

（D）It is best to have a standard set of project reports used for every project.

（A）The project management plan will have been followed

（B）Customer expectations will have been exceeded with both outputs and processes

（C）The project outputs will have been delivered.

（D）Conformance of the outputs and processes to requirements will result in a product that is fit for purpose.

（A）activities

（B）resources

（C）risks

（D）milestones

（A）Stakeholder.

（B）Schedule

（C）Resource.

（D）Budget.

（A）2, 3 & 4

（B）1, 2 & 4

（C）1, 3 & 4

（D）1, 2 & 3

（A）available to all project managers within the organisation

（B）restricted in circulation in case it contains critical information.

（C）archived for use in a future audit of project management processes.

（D）included in the project plan for the next similar project.

（A）Quality control is about management whilst quality assurance is about controlling change.

（B）Quality control is about testing whilst quality assurance is about planning.

（C）Quality control is about fitness for purpose whilst quality assurance is about testing.

（D）Quality control is about fitness for purpose whilst quality assurance is about management confidence.

（A）A project is a set of tools and techniques often used when delivering organisational change.

（B）A project is the sum of activities needed to remove uncertainty from a unique piece of work.

（C）A unique transient endeavour undertaken to achieve a desired outcome.

（D）A project is a method of planning work.

（A）use of a linear life cycle

（B）utilization of learning and experience.

（C）Project team getting to know each other better.

（D）Project scope increasing in cost.

（A）A. technique to decompose the project into component parts or discrete groups for programming purposes.

（B）A. framework that allows requirements to be defined and reviewed so that the best project approach is determined.

（C）A. structured process to optimise project success by minimising threats and maximising opportunities.

（D）A. series of actions taken by a project team member or stakeholder to proactively avoid project threats.