Chapter 16. Practice makes perfect Practice PMP exam

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Bet you never thought you’d make it this far! It’s been a long journey, but here you are, ready to review your knowledge and get ready for exam day. You’ve put a lot of new information about project management into your brain, and now it’s time to see just how much of it stuck. That’s why we put together this 200-question PMP practice exam for you, completely updated for the 2013 exam. It looks just like the one you’re going to see when you take the real PMP exam. Now’s your time to flex your mental muscle. So take a deep breath, get ready, and let’s get started.

Exam Questions

Q:

1. You are developing the project scope statement for a new project. Which of the following is NOT part of creating a project scope statement?

  1. Validate Scope

  2. Using the project charter

  3. Alternatives identification

  4. Obtaining plan approval

Q:

2. Which of the following is NOT an input of the Close Project or Phase process?

  1. Project Management plan

  2. Project management methodology

  3. Accepted deliverables

  4. Organizational process assets

Q:

3. Which of the following is not a tool or technique of the Control Quality process?

  1. Inspection

  2. Quality audits

  3. Pareto charts

  4. Statistical sampling

Q:

4. Brandi is a project manager on a software project. About halfway through development, her team found that they had not estimated enough time for some of the technical work they needed to do. She requested ...

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