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    1.
    Question 1
    The definition of a stakeholder includes:
    1 / 1 point

    The people or organizations that are positively or negatively impacted by your project.

    People and organizations that are not impacted by your project.


    Organizations impacted by your project but not people, they are all part of the impacted
    organizations.

    People who are impacted by your project, but not organizations impacted by your project.
    Correct

    2.
    Question 2
    True or False: If you are not certain who your stakeholders are, asking who will use the product or
    service being created can be helpful.
    1 / 1 point

    False

    True
    Correct

    3.
    Question 3
    If a stakeholder has high interest and high power then as the project manager you:
    1 / 1 point

    Can ignore them, they are as you need them to be.

    Focus your time and attention on them, they are very impactful to your project and you want to keep
    them engaged and positive.

    Can try to move them to be high interest and low power so they do not get in your way.

    Can try to move them to be low interest and low power so that they do not take up too much of your
    time.
    Correct

    4.
    Question 4
    You just came from a meeting with one of your project stakeholders, he knew about your project and
    was not against it, but did not seem to be particularly interested in it either. How would you classify
    him?
    1 / 1 point

    Neutral

    Supportive

    Resistant
    Unaware
    Correct

    5.
    Question 5
    True or False: The Project Sponsor is responsible for stakeholder expectations management.
    1 / 1 point

    True

    False
    Correct

    6.
    Question 6
    Who is the stakeholder that will ultimately use the product or service you are creating?
    1 / 1 point

    Sponsor

    Customer/User

    Project Manager

    Project Team
    Correct

    7.
    Question 7
    One way to classify your stakeholders is to use the Power/Interest Grid. If a stakeholder is low
    interest / low power, what should the Project Manager do?
    1 / 1 point

    Monitor

    Manage closely

    Keep satisfied

    Keep informed
    Correct

    8.
    Question 8
    Your stakeholder register is your primary output and should at least contain:
    1 / 1 point

    Job descriptions, identification information, and stakeholder classification

    Assessment information, identification information, and risk classification

    Assessment information, scope information, and stakeholder classification

    Assessment information, identification information, and stakeholder classification


    Correct

    9.
    Question 9
    You have a stakeholder on your project who has a reputation as being very difficult. He dislikes
    change and argues against any suggested updates to the way in which his department does their
    work. The project you are leading is going to significantly impact at least two processes used by his
    team. Which do you think is the best response to the situation?
    1 / 1 point

    Ignore him and start the project without him. You will include him when you absolutely have to.

    Seek him out and begin to open communications with him about what is changing and why.

    Start the project when you know he's out of town and send him a meeting invite to cover your tracks.
    Correct

    10.
    Question 10
    Identify the five engagement levels of stakeholders:
    1 / 1 point

    Unaware, resistant, strong-willed, supportive, sponsor

    Unaware, resistant, neutral, supportive, oblivious

    Unaware, resistant, neutral, supportive, leading

    Unaware, resistant, strong-willed, supportive, leading


    Correct

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