Program Management Professional (PgMP) — Question 144

You are the program manager of the NHQ Program for your organization. Your program has 14 constituent projects that are all creating benefits and deliverables for your program. You have recently terminated the GHW Project in your program because you've made trade-offs with other program projects and the deliverables of the GHW Project are no longer affordable. What project management activity should happen in the GHW Project?

Answer options

• A. Quality audit
• B. Scope verification
• C. Scope control
• D. Financial audit

Correct answer: B

Explanation

Scope verification is necessary for the GHW Project to confirm what was completed and ensure that all deliverables are accounted for before termination. A quality audit assesses the quality of outputs, scope control involves managing changes to the project scope, and a financial audit focuses on the project's financial performance, none of which directly address the need to verify the completed scope after project termination.