A project is being run in an agile environment where requirements are expected to change frequently. The project manager is tailoring the plans practice. Which approach is most appropriate?

Use the standard PRINCE2 planning approach without tailoring

Create a detailed project plan and stage plans that are fixed and not subject to change

Use a high-level project plan and allow stage plans to be more flexible and iterative

Skip the project plan and only create stage plans

A project manager is evaluating the effectiveness of the plans practice. The project plan was created using product-based planning, but the stage plans are created using activity-based planning. The team managers find the stage plans difficult to follow because they lack clear product descriptions. What is the most likely reason for this ineffectiveness?

The team managers are not familiar with product-based planning

The project assurance role is not involved

The stage plans are not using product-based planning, leading to a lack of product clarity

The project plan is too high-level

In a small, low-complexity project, how should the plans practice be tailored to remain fit for purpose?

Use a single plan that combines the project plan and stage plan, and simplify the level of detail

Omit the project plan entirely and rely on the business case

Use the same plan format as a large project to ensure consistency

Create separate project, stage, and team plans for each work stream

A project manager is creating an exception plan because a stage is forecast to exceed its tolerances. What is the primary purpose of the exception plan?

To replace the current stage plan and show how the stage will be completed within revised tolerances

To update the project product description

To provide a more detailed version of the project plan

To document the reasons for the tolerance breach

PRINCE2 Practitioner (Version 7)

Domain 3Objective 3

3.3 Plans PRINCE2-PRACTITIONER-VERSION-7 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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Questions 16–20

16expert · hard
A project is being run in an agile environment where requirements are expected to change frequently. The project manager is tailoring the plans practice. Which approach is most appropriate?
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17expert · hard
A project manager is evaluating the effectiveness of the plans practice. The project plan was created using product-based planning, but the stage plans are created using activity-based planning. The team managers find the stage plans difficult to follow because they lack clear product descriptions. What is the most likely reason for this ineffectiveness?
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18foundation · easy
In a small, low-complexity project, how should the plans practice be tailored to remain fit for purpose?
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19application · medium
A project manager is creating an exception plan because a stage is forecast to exceed its tolerances. What is the primary purpose of the exception plan?
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20foundation · easy
In the plans practice, which role is responsible for approving the project plan and for providing the necessary resources and funding?
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3.3 Plans PRINCE2-PRACTITIONER-VERSION-7 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

A project is being run in an agile environment where requirements are expected to change frequently. The project manager is tailoring the plans practice. Which approach is most appropriate?

In a small, low-complexity project, how should the plans practice be tailored to remain fit for purpose?

A project manager is creating an exception plan because a stage is forecast to exceed its tolerances. What is the primary purpose of the exception plan?

In the plans practice, which role is responsible for approving the project plan and for providing the necessary resources and funding?

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