What is the role of scope in PRINCE2 planning?

It determines the tolerance levels for the project

It defines the products and work that must be included in the plan

It specifies the quality standards for products

It identifies the risks that need to be managed

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4.3.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘plans’ Practice PRINCE2-FOUNDATION-VERSION-7 Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Understand key concepts relating to projects and PRINCE2
Understand how the PRINCE2 principles underpin the PRINCE2 method
Understand the importance of people in successful projects
Understand the PRINCE2 practices and how they are applied throughout the project
Understand the PRINCE2 processes and how they are carried out throughout the project

7 Concepts in This Objective

Schedule
Dependency
Project Plan
Stage Plan
Team Plan
Exception Plan
Scope

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Questions 21–25

21foundation · easy
What is the role of scope in PRINCE2 planning?
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22application · easy
A project manager is defining the boundaries of a project by listing all the products and work required to achieve the project's objectives. What is this called in PRINCE2?
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23foundation · easy
Which plan in PRINCE2 is created to cover the entire project and is used for direction and control?
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24application · easy
In a project schedule, activity B cannot start until activity A is completed. What is this relationship called in PRINCE2?
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25application · medium
In a project schedule, activity X must start before activity Y can start. What type of dependency is this?
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Other objectives in Understand the PRINCE2 practices and how they are applied throughout the project

4.1 Explain the Purpose of PRINCE2 Management Products, Including4 pages of practice
4.1.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘business Case’ Practice (5.1)5 pages of practice
4.1.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘business Case’ Practice and the Principles (5.7, Tab 5.2)6 pages of practice
4.1.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘business Case’ Practice (5.5)3 pages of practice
4.1.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘business Case’ Practice: (5.1)4 pages of practice
4.1.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Management of the Business Case, Including: (5.2)4 pages of practice
4.1.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘business Case’ Practice (5.3.1)6 pages of practice
4.2.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘organizing’ Practice (6.1)5 pages of practice
4.2.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘organizing’ Practice and the Principles (6.7, Tab 6.5)7 pages of practice
4.2.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘organization’ Practice: (6.5)4 pages of practice
4.2.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘organizing’ Practice5 pages of practice
4.2.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Organizing Of4 pages of practice
4.2.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘organizing’ Practice (6.3.1)6 pages of practice
4.3.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘plans’ Practice (7.1)4 pages of practice
4.3.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘plans’ Practice and the Principles (7.7, Tab 7.2)6 pages of practice
4.3.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘plans’ Practice: (7.5)4 pages of practice
4.3.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Management of Plans5 pages of practice
4.3.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘plans’ Practice (7.3.1)7 pages of practice
4.4.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘quality’ Practice (8.1)6 pages of practice
4.4.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘quality’ Practice and the Principles (8.7, Tab 8.3)6 pages of practice
4.4.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘quality’ Practice: (8.5)5 pages of practice
4.4.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘quality’ Practice5 pages of practice
4.4.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Management of Quality4 pages of practice
4.4.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘quality’ Practice (8.3.1)7 pages of practice
4.5.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘risk’ Practice (9.1)6 pages of practice
4.5.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘risk’ Practice and the Principles (9.7, Tab 9.4)5 pages of practice
4.5.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘risk’ Practice: (9.5)4 pages of practice
4.5.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘risk’ Practice5 pages of practice
4.5.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Management of Risk7 pages of practice
4.5.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘risk’ Practice (9.3.1)7 pages of practice
4.6.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘issues’ Practice (10.1)4 pages of practice
4.6.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘issues’ Practice and the Principles (10.7, Tab 10.3)6 pages of practice
4.6.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘issues’ Practice: (10.5)5 pages of practice
4.6.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘issues’ Practice4 pages of practice
4.6.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Management of Issues3 pages of practice
4.6.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘issues’ Practice (10.3.1)6 pages of practice
4.7.1 Explain the Purpose of the ‘progress’ Practice (11.1)3 pages of practice
4.7.2 Describe the Key Relationships Between the ‘progress’ Practice and the Principles (11.7, Tab 11.4)6 pages of practice
4.7.3 Explain the Purpose of the Key Management Products Required to Support the ‘progress’ Practice: (11.5)4 pages of practice
4.7.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘progress’ Practice4 pages of practice
4.7.5 Describe the Guidance for Effective Management of Progress5 pages of practice
4.7.6 Describe the PRINCE2 Technique for the ‘progress’ Practice (11.3.1)5 pages of practice

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4.3.4 Define Key Concepts Related to the ‘plans’ Practice PRINCE2-FOUNDATION-VERSION-7 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

What is the role of scope in PRINCE2 planning?

A project manager is defining the boundaries of a project by listing all the products and work required to achieve the project's objectives. What is this called in PRINCE2?

Which plan in PRINCE2 is created to cover the entire project and is used for direction and control?

In a project schedule, activity B cannot start until activity A is completed. What is this relationship called in PRINCE2?

In a project schedule, activity X must start before activity Y can start. What type of dependency is this?

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