PK0-004 · Question #882
During the scoping of a new project, external risks are being evaluated. Which of the following must be reviewed in addition to scope, budget, and schedule?
The correct answer is A. Deliverables, environment, requirements, resources, and quality. During project scoping, the six core project constraints are scope, budget, schedule, quality, resources, and deliverables - plus the environment and requirements. Since scope, budget, and schedule are already listed in the question, the remaining elements that must also be…
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During the scoping of a new project, external risks are being evaluated. Which of the following must be reviewed in addition to scope, budget, and schedule?
Options
- ADeliverables, environment, requirements, resources, and quality
- BChange requests, gate reviews, issues, risks, and scope creep
- CCustomers, functional areas, sponsor, stakeholders, and other projects
- DCulture, language, personal preferences, technology, and time zone
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A91% (40)
- B7% (3)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
During project scoping, the six core project constraints are scope, budget, schedule, quality, resources, and deliverables - plus the environment and requirements. Since scope, budget, and schedule are already listed in the question, the remaining elements that must also be reviewed are deliverables, environment, requirements, resources, and quality (Answer A). The other choices describe stakeholder categories (C), change management artifacts (B), or cultural/international factors (D), which are important but are not the core scoping constraints being evaluated here.
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