7. The project scope is all the work that must be done to do all of the following except: a. meet with every stakeholder. b. produce all the project deliverables. c. accomplish the project objective. d. satisfy the sponsor or customer that all the work and deliverables meet the requirements or acceptance criteria. Chapter 5: 8. When estimating resources for activities to estimate the activity's duration, the a. availability of each resource has to be taken into account. b. name of each resource has to be taken into account c. cost of each resource has to be taken into account. d. security clearance of each resource has to be taken into account. 9. It is important to know what types of resources are available, in what quantities, and during what time periods to determine a. that the project team will be larger than necessary to complete the project. b. how to enter resources into a project management information system c. if the right types of resources will be available in sufficient quantities during the time periods that the project requires d. that the project will be less expensive than estimated 10. When considering the availability of resources, it may be necessary to make some assumptions, such as a. the unemployment rate in the community 6. the ability to hire additional individuals with the appropriate expertise in time for when they will be required to work on a project. c. the number of project deliverables d. the type of organizational structure of the sponsor 11. In many cases, especially for smaller projects, most activities involve people resources that is, a. all the people who are employed by the project sponsor. b. all the people who are employed by the project contractor c. the members of the project team who may be utilized full time or part time during the project. d. the stakeholders for the project