1. The Most Significant Change (MSC) technique is a A. form of participatory monitoring and evaluation B. project appraisal tool C. project assessment technique D. form of beneficiary monitoring 2. A project monitoring technique that It involves the collection and selection of stories of change, produced by programme or project stakeholders is A. Logical framework analysis B. Conceptual framework analysis C. Most Significant Changes D. Rapid Rural Appraisal 3. A social science approach that emerged in the late 1970s with the basic principle of quickly collecting, analyzing and evaluating information on rural conditions and local knowledge is A. Participatory Rural Appraisal B. Rapid Rural Appraisal C. Most Significant Changes D. Logical Framework analysis 4. Agile monitoring comes in a variety of forms except: A. Delivery after completion B. Colocation C. Daily Team Meeting D. Time box Review Meeting 5. In Agile project reporting a method of visualizing whether the team is on track to complete the work allocated is called A. Release Plan B. Timebox Burn Down Chart C. Release (or Product) Burn Down Chart D. Formative Reporting 6. MSC involves the collection and selection of stories of change, developed by A. programme or project stakeholders B. Project sponsor C. Project team D. B and C only 7. According to Davies and Dart (2005) the Most Significant Changes monitoring and evaluation teachnihe was developed partly to A. overcome the perceived weaknesses of more conventional monitoring and evaluation processes B. develop an monitoring and evaluation technique that enables communities to evaluate local projects impact C. to help project designers to formulate monitoring and evaluation plans D. to raise awareness of project impacts to key stakeholders CANDIDATE NO PMH/PMB__________ PMZ PGDPM JUNE 2021 Examinations PM&E04 Page 3 8. A study that measures the situation at the beginning of the project which can then be compared to the situation after the end of the intervention, to establish what change has occurred, is called A. Project appraisal B. Baseline survey C. Ex-ante Evaluation D. Ex-post evaluation 9. When you want to Develop and Use Logical Framework Analysis the following processes are taken in which steps 1. Develop Monitoring Plan: Indicators and Methods/Sources of Verification 2. Summarize Work in the Log frame Matrix 3.Develop Action Plan: Goals, Objectives/Results, and Activities 4.Conduct Situation Analysis and Identify Key Stakeholders A. 3,1,2,4 B. 2,3,1,4 C. 4,3,1,2 D. 1,4,3,2 10. According to Chambers 1992 PRA is intended to enable local communities to A. conduct their own analysis and to plan and take action B. assess the precise project impact C. design and implement developmental projects D. contribute to enable project implementation 11. Project Evaluations can be classified according to all of the following except A. Timing B. Methodology C. Project Stages D. Assessment method 12. Which one of the following is not the main purpose of a final project report? A. Preparing acceptance of the final product, service or result. B. Making stakeholders aware that the project has been closed out. C. Acknowledging what has been done and achieved by all contributors. D. If a project has been cancelled before completion: Explaining the causes. 13. A good monitoring and evaluation system answers which of the following questions A. Is the project progress according to schedule? B. Have periodic benchmarks been met? C. Is the project under or over achieving output targets? D. All of the above. 14. Which of the following is not a tool or technique of the Perform Quality Control process? A. Inspection B. Quality audits C. Pareto charts D. Statistical sampling CANDIDATE NO PMH/PMB__________ PMZ PGDPM JUNE 2021 Examinations PM&E04 Page 4 15. Results based management includes: A. Planning, implementing and monitoring B. Planning and monitoring and evaluation C. The monitoring and evaluation phase only D. The planning phase only 16. Which statement best describes a research design? A. A way of conducting research that is not B. The choice between using qualitative or quantitative methods. C. The style in which you present your research findings, e.g. a graph. D. A framework for every stage of the collection and analysis of data.