Q$1$: $($True or False$)$ Force majeure events are typically considered non$-$compensable delays under normal circumstances, which allow the contractor to recoup the lost time but not the costs for extended overhead.

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Q$2$: $($True or False$)$ Mitigation involves accommodations by the contractor to recover the delay of an owner change. On the other hand, acceleration is a process the contractor implements to speed up progress on a job to achieve an earlier completion than the current plan.

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Q$3$: $($True or False$)$ Project leaders should keep daily diaries, recording information about where they worked; what and how much was done; weather conditions; any unusual or differing site conditions; any delays or problems encountered; etc.

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Q$4$: $($True or False$)$ When comparing a baseline CPM schedule to the actual as$-$built conditions, the practice of a global comparison is likely to give the most accurate results.

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