Which of the following best describes the difference between in-scope and out-of-scope?1 pointItems within the project boundaries that are contributing to the project’s overall goal and items that are notTasks you believe your team should complete first and tasks the team believes they should complete firstProblems the project manager can easily recognize and problems the project managers cannot recognizeGoals you believe your team needs to meet and goals the stakeholders

Which of the following demonstrates a project manager keeping the project in-scope? Select all that apply.1 pointThe key stakeholder has had to meet with the project manager several times to define the project scope. The project manager is delaying meetings and is unclear about project tasks. The key stakeholder clearly states the project needs to be completed in 6 months and must stay within scope. The project manager has not been able to keep the project on schedule and has yet to inform the key stakeholder of the delay.The key stakeholder and the project manager clearly define the project scope in the initial planning stage. The project manager documents all the details to be referred to throughout the project life cycle.The key stakeholder meets with the project manager to set the scope and deliverable agreements in writing. The project manager keeps the key stakeholder informed while communicating with project team members.

Which of the following best describes scope creep?1 pointChanging a project after it beginsAdding members to a project teamCancelling a project after it has begunChanging a project before it begins

Select one reason a project is likely to suffer from scope creep.The project deliverables do not meet quality standards or expectations.Overhead costs were not included in the project budget.A project manager does not define the goals of the project clearly during the planning phase.Some team members spent too much time or effort to complete tasks.

You’re working on a project plan with a new client and they ask about the word “scope,” which they keep seeing in the project plan draft. What’s the best way to describe scope to your client?1 pointScope refers to the total cost of the project. Scope refers to the boundaries of a project. Scope refers to the target goals of a project.Scope refers to the metrics of the milestones of the project. 3.Question 3

Select the correct alternative: Project scope means:a.Prepare yourself thoroughly beforehand.b.Take notes.c.Listen.d.The work required to produce a deliverable with agreed-upon quality, features, and functions.