A PRiSM project is nearing completion. The project manager is preparing for the Closure phase. Which activity is a primary focus of this phase?

Conducting a post-project review and documenting lessons learned

Executing the project work packages

Creating the sustainability plan

During the Execution phase of a PRiSM project, the project manager is reviewing progress reports. What is the primary purpose of these reports in the context of sustainability?

To document lessons learned for future projects.

To track the project's environmental and social performance against the sustainability plan.

To justify the project's business case to the sponsor.

To provide a final summary of the project's outcomes for external auditors.

A project manager is explaining the PRiSM life cycle to a new team member. The team member asks, 'What is the main difference between the Pre-Project and Initiation phases?' What is the most accurate response?

Pre-Project is optional, while Initiation is mandatory in PRiSM.

Pre-Project focuses on planning, while Initiation focuses on execution.

Pre-Project evaluates feasibility and creates a business case, while Initiation formally authorizes the project with a charter.

Pre-Project is only for sustainability assessments, while Initiation is for all other project planning.

Which statement best describes the PRiSM approach to the 'quality' concept in project management?

Quality includes meeting requirements while minimizing negative environmental and social impacts.

Quality is defined only by meeting the customer's stated requirements.

Quality is determined exclusively by the project sponsor's perception.

Quality is measured solely by the number of defects in the final deliverable.

PMICSPP (Sustainable Project Professional)

Domain 2Objective 1

Task 1 Identify Core PRiSM Concepts and Principles CSPP Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the PRiSM (Project Integrating Sustainable Methods) Life Cycle Approach domain, which accounts for 18% / 23% of the CSPP exam.

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6concepts

18% / 23%of the exam

6 Concepts in This Objective

PRiSM project management fundamentals
PRiSM principles and sustainability integration
PRiSM Project Life Cycle phases
Phase-specific activities and sustainability focus
Key PRiSM deliverables by phase
Deliverable purpose and use

Questions 11–15

11application · medium
A PRiSM project is nearing completion. The project manager is preparing for the Closure phase. Which activity is a primary focus of this phase?
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12application · medium
During the Execution phase of a PRiSM project, the project manager is reviewing progress reports. What is the primary purpose of these reports in the context of sustainability?
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13application · medium
A project manager is explaining the PRiSM life cycle to a new team member. The team member asks, 'What is the main difference between the Pre-Project and Initiation phases?' What is the most accurate response?
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14foundation · easy
Which statement best describes the PRiSM approach to the 'quality' concept in project management?
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15foundation · easy
Which deliverable is a primary output of the PRiSM Planning phase?
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