QUESTION: 61

In the "normal" schedule, excluding Activity 1000, what activity(s) are concurrent with Activity 3001?

2003 and 7001.
2004.
4001, 5001 and 6001.
4001 and 5001.

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 62

Using the "normal" schedule, given Activity 3001 and the relationship with Activity 4001, what is indicated?

These activities are concurrent with Activity 4001 starting 15 days after the start of Activity 3001.
These activities are concurrent with Activity 4001 starting 15 days earlier than the start of Activity 3001.
The activities occur in series with a 15-day lag.
The activities run concurrently.

Answer(s): C

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If the administrative constraints for developing the precedence diagram, as provided in the contract documents, indicate that no individual construction activities shall have a longer duration of two months, how many activities in the "normal" schedule would be affected?

12.
14.
13.
Cannot be determined.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 64

Midway through the project you received an executed change order for this project, adding thirty- three days to the contract for weather delays. In its simplest form, how would your next project update display the changed condition?

After Activity 1000, add a new Activity 1050 with a start-to-start relationship to Activity 1000, and tie the end of this new activity with a finish-to-finish relationship to the final activity of the project.
After Activity 1000, add a new Activity 1010 with a finish-to-start relationship to Activity 1000, and tie the end of this new activity with a finish-to-start relationship to the final activity of the project.
After Activity 1001, add a new Activity 1011 with a finish-to-start relationship to Activity 1000, and tie the end of this new activity with a finish-to-start relationship to the final activity of the project.

Answer(s): C

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