Free PMI PfMP Exam Questions

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Question 1

Communication is one of the largest activities that the portfolio manager does along the portfolio lifecycle. As
an experienced portfolio manager, you know that communication and information needs vary between
portfolios, programs and projects. How do you define the difference in those three levels of Project
Management?


Answer: B
Question 2

The audit department has found out that two of the departments have conflicting standards and have asked you to analyze and compare them in order to be able to take a decision which could impact the portfolio alignment. Which analysis will you use to compare conflicting standards in different departments


Answer: D
Question 3

Stakeholders are an integral part of the portfolio. The portfolio manager will work with the stakeholders to
plan, execute and eventually deliver and close the portfolio. While developing the performance management
plan, the portfolio manager plans a series of sessions with key stakeholders to define Key Performance
Indicators (KPIs). What are these sessions collectively referred to in a portfolio?


Answer: C
Question 4

Assume you are the portfolio manager for a company that specializes in software, including portfolio
management software. It has many components under way to enhance the existing product line but also to
move the company into Cloud computing. You regularly prepare reports on the portfolio status but lately have
had a large number of stakeholders request ad hoc reports. You decided to survey your stakeholders to learn
about their information needs. You next decided to hold some one-on-one interviews with several interested
and influential stakeholders in terms of communications requirements. From these interviews you are
concerned that some stakeholder groups may be missing so you decided to:


Answer: C
Question 5

In a portfolio you have a continuous interaction between the portfolio and its components. The approach is top
down when it comes to offering guidelines and approaches and becomes bottom up when the components
report status and progress to the portfolio. What is the relation between the portfolio and portfolio components
when it comes to defining the performance measures and targets (metrics)?


Answer: D
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