Project management · Practice test
CAPM practice test
Practice questions in the style of the Certified Associate in Project Management exam: what a project is, the process groups, the charter, the schedule and agile basics. Free score, no sign-up.
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Project management basics · Question 1 of 9
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A project is best described as
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Two more quizzes and a printable answer key
- Schedule and cost (5 questions): Float, Gantt charts, estimates and the earned value formulas.
- Agile and risk (5 questions): Sprints, the daily scrum, retrospectives and how risks are handled.
- A printable answer key for all 19 questions. Only the key prints.
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Where the facts come from
Every idea is reworded from these pages. The questions are our own and are not from any real exam.
- PMI, Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
The exam, its content and who can take it.
- The Scrum Guide
Sprints, roles and events.
- Critical path method (Wikipedia)
The critical path, float and scheduling charts.
Questions
Common questions
No. These are practice questions we wrote in its style. The real exam has 150 questions in three hours. PMI asks for a secondary degree plus 23 hours of project management education before you sit for it. See the PMI page above for the current rules and fees.
People starting out in project work, or moving into it from another job, who do not yet have the years of experience the PMP needs. Many business and project management programs cover the exam content.
Yes. Your score on the first set is free and needs no sign-up. An email unlocks the two bonus sets and a printable formula sheet and answer key.
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