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1.  The critical path method (CPM) calculates the theoretical early start and finish dates and late start and finish dates. Critical paths have either:

   A) Zero or positive total float
   B) Positive total float
   C) Positive or negative total float
   D) Zero or negative total float
   

2.  After one year of construction, an office building is scheduled to be completed on 30th January. The landscaping work needs to start 15 days prior to completion of the building. Which of the following relationships most likely represents the relationship of the start of landscaping work to the completion of the office building?

   A) Finish-to-start with a 15 day lead
   B) Start-to-finish with a 15 day lead
   C) Finish-to-start with a 15 day lag
   D) Start-to-finish with a 15 day lag
   

3.  As a project manager, you are in the process of preparing the project schedule for the project. Which of the following accurately depicts the sequence of your activities before you begin preparing the project schedule?

   A) Sequence Activities, Estimate Activity Resources, Estimate Activity Durations
   B) Sequence Activities, Estimate Activity Durations, Estimate Activity Resources
   C) Estimate Activity Durations, Sequence Activities, Estimate Activity Resources
   D) Estimate Activity Resources, Estimate Activity Durations, Sequence Activities
   

4.  You are the project manager of a project. As part of the planning process, you utilize a planning technique to subdivide the project scope and deliverables into smaller, more manageable components. What is this technique called?

   A) Unit task analysis
   B) Decomposition
   C) Task Breakdown Process
   D) Arrow Diagramming Method
   

5.  You are managing a project that involves work on a film shoot. The editing activity can happen only after the film has been shot. The logical relationship between the editing and shooting of the film can best be described as:

   A) Finish-to-Finish (FF)
   B) Start-to-Start (SS)
   C) Start-to-Finish (SF)
   D) Finish-to-Start (FS)