Exam PRINCE2-Foundation topic 1 question 141 discussion

A is correct The objective of starting up a project process is to ensure that there is a business justification for initiating the project. Sufficient information is available to define and confirm the scope of the project. The various ways that a project can be delivered are evaluated and a project approach is selected. Individuals are appointed who will undertake the work required in project initiation and all will take significant project management roles in the project.

The correct answer is: C. Capture any threats or opportunities that might have an impact on a stage Explanation: In PRINCE2, there is a clear distinction between issues and risks: • The Issue Register is used to log: • Problems/concerns that arise during the project • Requests for change • Off-specifications (deliverables not meeting agreed criteria) • The Risk Register, on the other hand, is used to capture: • Threats and opportunities — events that might happen and affect project objectives

C is correct.

The correct answer is: C. Authorize the Project Manager to proceed with the initiation stage Explanation: The Starting up a Project process in PRINCE2 is focused on ensuring that there is a clear foundation for the project before formally starting the Initiation Stage. The main objective here is to confirm that the project has the necessary resources, authority, and planning to move forward. One of its key tasks is to authorize the Project Manager to proceed with the Initiation Stage, where the detailed planning and establishment of the project will take place.

C. 14.2 individuals are appointed who will undertake the work required in project initiation and/or will take significant project management roles in the project

Authorisation of the initiation stages is Directing a Project so C isn't correct.

A "Authorize" is in directing a project.

C is good

The project plan is created during the initiating a project process and updated towards the end of each management stage during the managing a stage boundary process.

i would say C

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