8 4) Most network diagrams are created using: 4x 3 A) Arrow Diagramming Method (ADM) B) Decomposition C) Precedence Diagramming Method (PDM) D) Three Point Estimating 5) On the Forward Pass through the network diagram: A) Calculate the Late Start and Late Finish for each activity and use the higher number the points of convergence B) Calculate the Late Start and Late Finish for each activity and use the lower number at the points of convergence C) Calculate the Early Start and Early Finish for each activity and use the lower number at the points of convergence D) Calculate the Early Start and Early Finish for each activity and use the higher number at the points of convergence 6) The Scope Baseline for the project consists of: A) The Project Charter, the Scope Management Plan, and the WBS B) The approved version of the Project Scope Statement, the WBS, and the WBS dictionary C) The Requirements Documentation, the WBS, and the Activity List D) The Requirements Documentation, the WBS dictionary, and the work packages 8) The longest path through a network diagram is called: A) The forward pass B) The near critical path C) The path of least resistance D) The critical path 9) Three point estimating: A) Estimates the duration for scope, cost, and schedule B) Uses optimistic, most likely and pessimistic estimated durations to calculate expected duration C) Estimates the duration, early start and early finish for an activity D) Estimates the start date, end date, and the total critical path for the project 10) The closer in length the critical path and the near critical paths are in length: A) The more risk there is to the project B) The sooner the project will be completed C) Their paths will cross in the network diagram D) The more likely it is that they have the same number of activities