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Project Management Professional Questions 426–430 (page: 87)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

A company is using a predictive approach for the development of a particular component as defined in the scope management plan. Due to regularly changing regulatory requirements, the development team has requested to utilize agile approaches.
What should the project manager do about the development team's request?

  1. Escalate the request for additional financial resources
  2. Forward the request to the project management office (PMO) to amend the organizational process assets
  3. Ask the project sponsor to obtain approval for implementation of the new approach
  4. Analyze the requirements that will need to be addressed under the requested method

Answer(s): D



During a daily standup meeting, a roadblock was raised that is preventing one of the team members from proceeding with work. The project manager figures out that it is due to a technical issue.
What should the project manager do to prioritize this critical impediment?

  1. Solve the issue for the team member.
  2. Perform a brainstorming session to address the issue and add the solution to the sprint.
  3. Escalate the issue to the software vendor for technical resolution.
  4. Coach the team to come up with their own solution and add it to the next sprint.

Answer(s): B



A project is being executed. The project's life cycle is defined as predictive; however, a major deliverable will be handed over incrementally to the customer. The assigned resources are experienced and reliable and are willing to make decisions that the project manager used to make after each incremental delivery on other projects.
What should the project manager do?

  1. Schedule a steering committee meeting and obtain their approval on the request
  2. Support the decisions of the team and transfer the decision making responsibility to them
  3. Inform the team that although this is a hybrid environment, the project manager must still be responsible for making decisions
  4. Consult the product owner about letting the resources make decisions

Answer(s): B



After reviewing the project management plan with key stakeholders, the project manager was told that an 18-month release plan was unacceptable and the product should launch in six months.
Based on the new timeline, what should the project manager do?

  1. Plan for overtime, apply crashing and fast tracking, and share the risk of failure with project stakeholders
  2. Review the project backlog looking for high-priority items and come up with a minimum viable product (MVP) that fits the expected timeline
  3. Seek approval with the sponsor to triple the project budget, hiring more people to compensate for the compressed schedule
  4. Go over the critical path with stakeholders, explaining why it is not possible to deliver all the scope in the expected timeline

Answer(s): B



A research and development department is planning to develop a product that will introduce a new line of business for the organization.
What should the project manager do to increase the project's chances of success?

  1. Plan a working session focusing on the scope, vision, and mission of the initiative
  2. Start developing the project management plan based on a previous project template from the project management office (PMO)
  3. Conduct benchmarking to determine the business viability of the initiative
  4. Conduct an impact analysis of the new initiative to determine how the project should be rolled out

Answer(s): A



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