Answer all questions briefly. 1. How is quality of work in project management related to quantity of resources that must be used in the field project? 2. If you are the designer, how are you going to resolve disputes that may arise between the owner and the contractor.

7. When a project is performed under contract, the SOW (Statement of Work) is provided by which of the following? A. The project sponsor B. The project manager C. The contractor D. The buyer/owner 8. Projects are initiated in response of: A. Stakeholder's pressure B. Business needs C. Technological obsolescence D. All of the above 9. The scope statement provides all of the following EXCEPT: A. A list of assumptions B. How changes will be monitored and controlled C. Process and criteria for D. A baseline to assist in evaluating potential scope changes acceptance 10. The work breakdown structure is a deliverable-oriented grouping of project elements (products or services) which defines, or provides a structure for defining the: A. Project staffing, skill requirements, scope definition B. Work packages, control accounts, schedules C. Project change control, risk identification, labor rates D. Project charter, project plan

If the specifications are silent on the subject, but a contractor asks you, as the Resident Project Representative or inspector, how to perform the work, which of the following is the recommended procedure? a. Be ready to help by telling the contractor your opinions,because as a member of the construction team,it is your responsibility. b. Politely decline because construction means andmethods are the sole prerogative of the contractor.c. Direct the contractor how to perform the workbecause you know that if the contractor asked you,it meant that he or she did not know how to execute the work, and the project may otherwise suffer delays or failures.

Classify the under listed instances into the appropriate types of contracts. a. A standard form of construction contract issued by the International Federation of Consulting Engineer (FIDIC). b. A verbal promise to buy a 25-year son a car. c. A written promise to buy a 30-year-old daughter a house. The promise has been written and signed and sealed and delivered to the daughter. d. The supply by a wholesaler of 10,000 bricks to site following a telephone request from the site agent.