Hi, change control board, the customer wants something else added…. again! The goal is to avoid another scope term called scope creep. Scope creep is unauthorized or uncontrollable changes to the scope of work without any regard to scheduling or budgeting. It’s the project management equivalent of having too many cooks in the kitchen trying to make soup. Everybody decides to walk by the pot and add salt to the soup. It isn’t going to take awfully long before the soup is ruined.

Hi, change control board, the customer wants something else added…. again! The goal is to avoid another scope term called scope creep. Scope creep is unauthorized or uncontrollable changes to the scope of work without any regard to scheduling or budgeting. It’s the project management equivalent of having too many cooks in the kitchen trying to make soup. Everybody decides to walk by the pot and add salt to the soup. It isn’t going to take awfully long before the soup is ruined.

every time the question states "minor changes" it becomes a hint for scope creep

I think the answer is A, because when there are changes to schedule and cost, there are concerns about the effects on quality.

not A or B?