Which of the following is true regarding differences between linear and iterative life cycles?

• A.A linear life cycle is best for evolving projects whereas an iterative life cycle is better for more structured projects.
• B.A linear life cycle is always longer in duration whereas an iterative life cycle is always shorter in its duration.
• C.A linear life cycle is sequential whereas an iterative life cycle repeats one or more phases.
• D.A linear life cycle is formally managed by A. dedicated project manager whereas management responsibility is shared in an iterative life cycle

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Inspection, measurement and testing to verify that the project outputs meet acceptance criteria is an example of quality:

• A.planning.
• B.assurance.
• C.reporting.
• D.control.

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The main purpose of configuration management is to:

• A.provide control of the deliverables and avoid mistakes or misunderstandings.
• B.minimise the impact of changes on the scope of the project.
• C.ensure that the final product meets the strategic needs of the business.
• D.maximise the impact of agreed enhancements on the project deliverables.

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Which of the following is an activity in a typical risk management process?

• A.Closure.
• B.Verification.
• C.Request.
• D.Justification

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What estimating method is most commonly used in the definition phase Of the project life cycle?

• A.Parametric.
• B.Analogous.
• C.Statistical
• D.Analytical

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