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Topic: Project Management Vocabulary 3



Deigned to teach you the most common vocabulary/terms used by project managers. Choose the best response to complete each of the sentences below.


1. To "set __________________" means to set a system of who is responsible for what and who answers to whom (in a project).
  depends
  a deep net
  dependencies

2. We had some issues, but we __________________.
  worked out
  worked them out
  fixed it

3. The difference between a "process" and a "project" is that a process is often __________________, while a project is not.
  repeat
  repeated
  redone

4. The traditional three constraints ( = limitations) of a project are its __________________ ( = what must be done), time and cost.
  scope
  coping
  escape

5. If something is done on a "__________________budget" it means that there's not a lot of money to spend.
  greedy
  narrow
  tight

6. One of my responsibilities as a project manager was to __________________ ( = to keep an eye on) and report progress.
  track
  trace
  trick

7. Making a list of tasks with the most important ones on top is called ______________________.
  prioritizing
  priority writing
  priority making

8. What are some of the ______________________ ( = goals) of the project you're working on?
  objects
  objectionable
  objectives

9. Large-__________ projects are usually very complex, and require a lot of planning.
  scalability
  scale
  scaled

10. An "event ______________________" is series of events, usually with one causing another, and so on.
  chain
  collection
  set


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