VOCABULARY-PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Choose the correct answer. 1. What is a "kick-off meeting"?

• A. A meeting to end a project

• B. A meeting to fire a team member

• C. The first meeting to start a project

• D. A meeting with only stakeholders

Choose the correct answer. 2. What is a "deadline"?

• A. A line that divides the office

• B. A meeting at the end of a week

• C. A budget document

• D. A time when something must be finished

Choose the correct answer. 3. What does a “milestone” show in a project?

• A. A big risk

• B. A goal or key event on the timeline

• C. A team celebration

• D. A new employee

Choose the correct answer. 4. Which one is an example of a "deliverable"?

• A. A finished product 

• B. A team member

• C. A timeline

• D. A meeting

Choose the correct answer. 5. What does the “budget” describe?

• A. How many people are in the team

• B. The project's goals

• C. How much money the project can use

• D. The type of product

Choose the correct answer. 6. Who is a “stakeholder”?

• A. A person with interest or investment in the project

• B. Someone who joins the meetings for fun

• C. A person who cooks for the team   

• D. Only the project manager

Choose the correct answer. 7. What is a “timeline”?

• A. A meeting schedule

• B. A way to show how long tasks will take

•  C. A budget report

• D. A list of team members

Choose the correct answer. 8. What does “risk management” help with?

• A. Planning team lunches

• B. Organizing meetings 

• C. Hiring new staff

• D. Avoiding or solving problems in a project

Choose the correct answer. 9. Why do teams have "team meetings"?

• A. To make jokes

• B. To sleep

• C. To talk about project progress and updates

• D. To decide who is fired

Choose the correct answer. 10. What does “scope” describe in a project?

• A. The food budget

• B. The list of team members

• C. The travel plan

• D. The project's boundaries and what will be delivered