The deadline for a specific project has not been properly communicated with stakeholders and is pushed out continuously. What type of project has this become?1 pointA never-ending project An abandoned projectA deadline projectA successful project

Question 4What type of project exists when project deliverables and tasks cannot be completed?1 pointClosed projectAbandoned project Scope-protected projectNever-ending project

Consider the following project closing scenario: The project manager does a final review of tasks and deliverables to ensure they are complete. They make sure there is written proof from stakeholders documenting that they are happy with the outcome. The project manager leads a meeting with the team to document what went well, what could be improved, and overall lessons learned. Finally, the team is disbanded, and the project manager thanks them for their work. What step of the project closing phase is the project manager missing?1 pointReview all contracts and documentationConduct a formal retrospective with the project teamEnsure the project has satisfied its deliverables, goals, and desired outcomesDocument acceptance of the project outcome

What type of project exists when an incomplete handoff results in a final deliverable that never reaches the customer?1 pointClosed projectNever-ending projectScope-protected projectAbandoned project 4.Question 4

Due to an inadequate handoff, the final deliverable never made it to the customer. What type of project does this describe?1 pointNever-endingUnwritten UnapprovedAbandoned

What are the impacts of not formally closing a project?1 pointNot enough work for the team if the project isn’t closedA strained relationship and lack of credibility with customers, users, and vendorsThe project team will move on to the next projectProject stakeholders work with project managers to complete the project