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PMI-SP · Question #84

Which of the following statements best describes an activity in a project?

The correct answer is B. It is the effort needed to complete a work package. An activity is the effort needed to complete a work package. The activities are linked to the work packages in the WBS. An activity is the element of work performed throughout the various stages of a project. It is a group of people, communications, processes, and work items…

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Question

Which of the following statements best describes an activity in a project?

Options

  • AIt is a defined set of functions a resource must complete for the project scope to be considered
  • BIt is the effort needed to complete a work package.
  • CIt is the unit of resource utilization needed to complete a project deliverable.
  • DIt is a listing of all project work that must be accomplished for the project scope to be

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    87% (45)
  • C
    8% (4)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

An activity is the effort needed to complete a work package. The activities are linked to the work packages in the WBS. An activity is the element of work performed throughout the various stages of a project. It is a group of people, communications, processes, and work items that correspond to a joint effort to achieve a goal. An activity is a way to manage the work collectively with others in any organization. The create WBS process identifies the deliverables at the lowest level in the WBS, called the work package. Project work packages are divided into smaller elements known as activities, which correspond to the work required to complete the work package. Answer option D is incorrect. This is a definition of all the work that the project team and manager must complete in order to complete the total activity list. Answer options A and C are incorrect. These are not valid definitions of an activity.

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#activity definition#work package#project scope#WBS

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