Task 3 Evaluate Results of a P5 Impact Analyses in a Given Scenario CSPP Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes the core mechanics of a P5 Impact Analysis?

   • AIt is a stakeholder satisfaction survey conducted at the end of the project.
   • BIt focuses exclusively on environmental impacts, measuring carbon footprint and resource depletion.
   • CIt evaluates sustainability impacts across the five P5 elements: People, Planet, Prosperity, Process, and Product.
   • DIt is a financial audit that calculates the monetary value of all project deliverables.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   In a P5 context, what is the purpose of tracking sustainability indicators during project status reporting?

   • ATo satisfy external auditors' requirements
   • BTo calculate the project's return on investment
   • CTo identify deviations from sustainability objectives and enable corrective actions
   • DTo compare the project's performance against competitors
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4. 18expert · hard

   A project manager is evaluating the results of a P5 Impact Analysis for a large infrastructure project. The analysis shows a significant positive impact on Prosperity (economic growth) but a significant negative impact on Planet (habitat destruction). The project sponsor wants to proceed because of the economic benefits, but the project manager is concerned about the environmental impact. What should the project manager do?

   • ARecommend proceeding because the positive Prosperity impact outweighs the negative Planet impact.
   • BPresent the trade-offs to the sponsor and recommend mitigation strategies to reduce the negative Planet impact.
   • CRevise the P5 analysis to reduce the negative Planet impact so the project can proceed.
   • DRefuse to proceed with the project because the negative Planet impact is unacceptable.
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5. 19expert · hard

   A project team is conducting a P5 Impact Analysis for a new product. They are debating whether an impact should be assigned to Product or Process. The impact is that the product's manufacturing process will use a new, more efficient technique that reduces energy consumption. How should this impact be assigned?

   • AAssign it to Process because the impact is a result of how the product is manufactured.
   • BAssign it to both Product and Process because it affects both the product and the process.
   • CAssign it to Product because the product's energy consumption is reduced.
   • DAssign it to Planet because energy consumption is an environmental impact.
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6. 20expert · hard

   A project manager is preparing a P5 Impact Analysis report for a project that is behind schedule. The analysis shows that the project will have a positive impact on People (job creation) and a negative impact on Planet (increased emissions). The project sponsor wants to know if the project should continue. What should the project manager include in the report?

   • AInclude the P5 analysis results, the schedule status, and a discussion of the trade-offs between People and Planet impacts.
   • BInclude only the P5 analysis results because the schedule status is not relevant to sustainability.
   • CInclude only the schedule status because the P5 analysis is a separate document.
   • DRecommend canceling the project because it is behind schedule and has a negative Planet impact.
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