$1.$ What is the main difference between acceptance criteria and quality standards for a deliverable?

A$.$ There is no difference between acceptance criteria and quality standards; they are different phrases used to refer to the same thing.

B$.$ Acceptance criteria indicate the requirements that a deliverable needs to meet in order to satisfy stakeholders, while quality standards include quantifiable quality metrics that can be tested and measured during the quality control process.

C$.$ Quality standards indicate the requirements that a deliverable needs to meet in order to satisfy stakeholders, while acceptance criteria include quantifiable quality metrics that can be tested and measured during the quality control process.

$2.$ For a project manager, what is a primary benefit of using the technique of benchmarking while planning for quality management?

A$.$ It ensures that your deliverables are meeting quality standards.

B$.$ It guarantees that you are planning for a process of continuous improvement.

C$.$It allows you to research related projects to identify best practices, generate ideas for improvement, and provide a basis for measuring performance.

$3.$ Which of the following documents details the assessment method for project deliverables during the quality control process?

b$.$ Verified deliverables

c$.$ Project charter

d$.$ Quality management plan