A.Only deployment baselines in iterative life cycles have an integrated baseline review.

B.In an iterative project life cycle the scope and quality are fixed in the deployment baseline.

C.Linear project life cycles set the deployment baseline for the whole project.

D.Only deployment baselines in linear life cycles have an integrated baseline review

A.Scope is the total work content of a project.

B.Scope is an outcome of the scheduling and estimating processes.

C.Scope is detailed in the business case.

D.Scope defines what is NOT delivered by the project.

A.The starting point for creating a resource histogram.

B.The starting point for the monitoring of project risks.

C.The basis for progress monitoring.

D.The basis for creating an organisational breakdown structure.

A.Allow time for stakeholders to decide how they will use the output to best effect that will realise benefits.

B.Allow upfront planning for any supplemental activities and incorporate additional considerations for benefits realisation.

C.Allow extra funding to be applied to the project to ensure that sufficient resources exist to maximise benefits realisation.

D.Allow the project to have extra time to ensure that that there is enough capacity to realise benefits.

A.decrease as a project progresses through its lifecycle.

B.stay constant throughout the project.

C.increase as a project progresses through its lifecycle.

D.vary independently of where the project is in its lifecycle