You are the program manager of the NHQ Program for your organization. Your program has 14 constituent projects that are all creating benefits and deliverables for your program. You have recently…

A quality audit evaluates whether quality processes are being followed correctly and is not the primary closure activity required when a project is terminated.

Scope verification is the process of formally inspecting and accepting completed deliverables; even when a project is terminated prematurely, this process must be performed to document which deliverables were completed, partially completed, or not started, providing a formal record for program governance, audits, and lessons learned.

Scope control manages changes to the approved scope baseline and is not the appropriate activity once a termination decision has already been made.

A financial audit reviews financial records and controls, not the deliverables acceptance process that must occur at project termination.