MIni Mock APMP Exam Questions

APMP Exam Questions: Mini Mock Exam

The APMP exam below is a short version used in training to get use to APMP exam technique. Unlike the real APMP Exam you only need to complete three questions in 50 minutes not 10 questions in three hours. However it is quite representative of the questions you will get. Please feel free to post your answers below and we will give you feedback.

50 minutes 

 Complete three questions from below 

 1. Explain five distinct features of cost breakdown structure. 

 

2. Explain five reasons why requirements management important to project success. 

 

3. Describe five principles of governance. 

 

4. Describe five resources management processes. 

 

5. Describe five actions to ensure project quality 

 

6. Explain five benefits of managing projects as a portfolio. 

 

7. Explain the five impacts of conflict on a projects performance 

 

8. Describe five important sources of information which would be used in a lessons learned review. 

 

9. Describe five actions a project manager could take to build an effective team 

 

10. Explain five considerations a project manager must make when developing the project communication plan. 

 

11. Explain five benefits of project audits. 

 

12. Explain five responsibilities of the Project Sponsor throughout the project life cycle.”

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Paul Naybour is a seasoned project management consultant with over 15 years of experience in the industry. As the co-founder and managing director of Parallel, Paul has been instrumental in shaping the company's vision and delivering exceptional project management training and consultancy services. With a robust background in power generation and extensive senior-level experience, Paul specializes in the development and implementation of change programs, risk management, earned value management, and bespoke project management training.

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