Free APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ) Practice Questions

A.  

contribute to the project's procurement strategy.

B.  

help satisfy the project's resource requirements.

C.  

provide acceptance certificates based on quality of resources supplied.

D.  

determine the quality requirements of goods supplied.

A.  

Business-as-usual activities cannot be improved.

B.  

Business-as-usual activities are more difficult to manage than projects.

C.  

Projects are transient endeavours that bring about change to business-as-usual.

D.  

A.  

A.  

A group of projects and programmes carried out within an organisation.

B.  

A group of programmes carried out under the sponsorship of an organisation.

C.  

A group of projects carried out under the sponsorship of an organisation.

D.  

A range of products and services offered by an organisation.

A.  

ensure the required materials are in stock when needed.

B.  

help the impact Of a change request to be fully assessed.

C.  

help configuration within IT projects.

D.  

ensure that a work breakdown structure can be completed.

A.  

Anyone who has heard about the project.

B.  

Anyone who has an opinion about how the project should be managed.

C.  

People wanting to be members of the project team.

D.  

People who are affected by the project in some way.

A.  

stakeholder engagement.

B.  

funding for the project.

C.  

buy in from the project sponsor.

D.  

goods and services required for the project.

A.  

Foundations.

B.  

Pre-project.

C.  

Concept.

D.  

Initiation.

A.  

the co-ordinated management of related projects, including related business-as-usual activities.

B.  

the formal process through which changes to the project plan are approved and introduced.

C.  

the identification of the benefits (of

A.  

D.  

the selection and management of all of an organisation's projects, programmes and related business-as-usual activities, taking into account resource constraints.

A.  

Completer-Finisher.

B.  

Plant.

C.  

Monitor-Evaluator.

D.  

Specialist.

A.  

owned by the Project Manager and the project team.

B.  

owned by the sponsor.

C.  

owned by the Project Manager.

D.  

owned by the Project Manager and the project stakeholders.