Question 1: What is the difference between inspections and audits in the Control Procurements process?

Inspections are a tool and technique of this process, and audits are an output.

Inspections are a structured review of the procurement process, and audits are structured reviews of the work performed by the contractor.

Inspections are an input of this process and an output of this process, and audits are a tool and technique.

Inspections are a structured review of the work performed by the contractor, and audits are structured reviews of the procurement process.

Question 2: You are a project manager for Dakota Software Consulting Services. You're working with a major retailer that offers its products through mail-order catalogs. It is interested in knowing customer characteristics, the amounts of first-time orders, and similar information. The stakeholders have accepted the project scope. Work has begun on the project, and you're confirming some of the initial work results with the stakeholders. You've asked for acceptance of the work results. Which process are you performing?

Monitor Risks

Control Quality

Validate Scope

Control Scope