The managing director of a law firm has asked the project manager to create a scope statement for a new contract. Which of the following should be included in the scope statement? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Deliverables D. Project schedule. A scope statement defines the boundaries and outputs of a project. Deliverables (B) are a core component because they explicitly describe what the project will produce for the client. The project schedule (D) is also included because it establishes the timeline within which the…

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AScope creep
BDeliverables
CBusiness requirements
DProject schedule
EGate review
FKey performance indicators

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A
8% (4)
B
86% (44)
E
2% (1)
F
4% (2)

Explanation

A scope statement defines the boundaries and outputs of a project. Deliverables (B) are a core component because they explicitly describe what the project will produce for the client. The project schedule (D) is also included because it establishes the timeline within which the scope will be delivered. Scope creep (A) is a risk to manage, not something documented in the scope statement. Business requirements (C) are inputs that precede and inform the scope statement. Gate reviews (E) are process checkpoints, and KPIs (F) are performance measurement tools - neither belongs in the scope statement itself.

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