$1.$ What is the first step in the project management process?

A$.$ Planning

B$.$ Execution

C$.$ Monitoring and Controlling

D$.$ Closing

$2.$ Which of the following is NOT a project constraint?

A$.$ Scope

B$.$ Budget

C$.$ Stakeholders

D$.$ Time

$3.$ Which project management methodology focuses on iterative and incremental development?

A$.$ Waterfall

B$.$ Agile

C$.$ Lean

D$.$ Six Sigma

$4.$ What is the purpose of a project charter?

A$.$ Define project scope, objectives, and stakeholders

B$.$ Create a detailed project schedule

C$.$ Assign tasks to team members

D$.$ Monitor project progress

$5.$ Which tool is commonly used for creating a Work Breakdown Structure $($WBS$)?$

A$.$ Gantt chart

B$.$ Ishikawa diagram

C$.$ Mind map

D$.$ Pareto chart

$6.$ What is the critical path in a project schedule?

A$.$ The longest sequence of tasks that determines the project's duration

B$.$ The shortest sequence of tasks that must be completed first

C$.$ The path with the most critical tasks

D$.$ The path with the highest risk

$7.$ What is the purpose of a stakeholder analysis in project management?

A$.$ Identify project risks

B$.$ Identify project dependencies

C$.$ Identify project stakeholders and their interests

D$.$ Identify project milestones

$8.$ Which of the following is NOT a key responsibility of a project manager?

A$.$ Managing project resources

B$.$ Setting project goals and objectives

C$.$ Performing all project tasks personally

D$.$ Communicating with stakeholders

$9.$ What is the purpose of a risk management plan in project management?

A$.$ Eliminate all project risks

B$.$ Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks

C$.$ Ignore project risks

D$.$ Transfer project risks to stakeholders

$10.$ What is the difference between a project and a program?

A$.$ A project is temporary, while a program is ongoing

B$.$ A project has a single objective, while a program has multiple objectives

C$.$ A project is managed by a project manager, while a program is managed by a program manager

D$.$ A project is smaller in scale than a program