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PMP PMI Project Management Professional (PMBOK 7th Version) Free Practice Exam Questions (2026 Updated)

Prepare effectively for your PMI PMP Project Management Professional (PMBOK 7th Version) certification with our extensive collection of free, high-quality practice questions. Each question is designed to mirror the actual exam format and objectives, complete with comprehensive answers and detailed explanations. Our materials are regularly updated for 2026, ensuring you have the most current resources to build confidence and succeed on your first attempt.

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A project manager is leading a highly visible project with a critical time constraint. Frequent scope changes have been well-managed with change control, but there have been misunderstandings among project team members.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Communicate to the team the need to organize common ground rules.

B.

Organize training sessions and bonding activities for all team members.

C.

Communicate changes regularly to ensure all team members are aligned.

D.

Introduce new products and team support tools during project preparation.

Customers are concerned about the quality of an interim software system for a project. The quality control team has approved the software, but the customers are complaining that some functions do not comply with the requirements.

What should the project manager do to prevent this from happening again?

A.

Review the risk impact of quality nonconformance.

B.

Review the communications management plan.

C.

Revise the quality management plan.

D.

Revise the product acceptance specifications.

A team member increased the estimated completion time for their activities on the critical path. This action, however, has caused friction among the team members. The project manager reviewed the key performance indicators (KPIs) that show the issue.

What should the project manager do first?

A.

Conduct a root cause analysis (RCA) and plan the correct actions to ensure completion of the tasks on time.

B.

Allocate another resource to help the team member to complete the tasks and meet the estimated activity time.

C.

Train the team member in the methodology to get the sufficient knowledge to meet the estimated activity time.

D.

Apply crashing to the strategic tasks to recover any time that was lost to bring the project on track.

During a project's execution phase, the team faced a setback in one of the deliveries and was asked to come up with a new plan. All team members joined a meeting to address the issue and, after a while, the project manager observed that two members of the team were just agreeing with anything that was proposed even though they were opposed to the outcome.

What conflict resolution style were the team members adopting?

A.

Avoidant style

B.

Combative style

C.

Collaborative style

D.

Accommodative style

A project is on its third iteration out of nine. During the daily meetings, the project team realizes that some deliverable approvals are delayed because a key stakeholder is out of the office.

A.

Update the issue log and escalate it to the project sponsor.

B.

Remove the deliverables from the iteration backlog.

C.

Meet with the stakeholders and request a solution.

D.

Ask the team to work on the unblocked deliverables.

An organization has successfully delivered many projects using only predictive approaches. The organization has now decided to add some agile development processes into their standard deployment framework.

What should the project manager take into account first when building the schedule for this new project?

A.

The benchmarked velocities of the previously completed projects

B.

The benchmarked baselines of the previously completed projects

C.

The compliance needs and categories of the new project

D.

The compliance measurement criteria of the new project

A project's planning process is finished, and all resources were budgeted for and approved by senior management. Just before the kickoff meeting, a member of the production department realizes that the plan does not meet the requirements for their area.

What should the project manager have done during the planning process?

A.

Monitored the budget variations during the planning process

B.

Developed a good resource estimation in the planning process

C.

Included all functional managers in the planning process

D.

Distributed the resource estimates to all areas during the planning process

A project sponsor is replaced during a hybrid project closure. The new project sponsor wants to change all of the project documentation to reflect a fully predictive approach.

What should the project manager do next?

A.

Review the key existing project documents with the new project sponsor.

B.

Ask the team to estimate the time it will take to update the documentation.

C.

Address the issue during the lessons learned session of the closing phase.

D.

Set up a meeting with the new project sponsor to understand their concerns.

The project team completed a demonstration of the main deliverable of the project. Although the project sponsor is happy with the outcome and is ready to sign the release to production, one of the business unit managers who attended the demo believes that the deliverable is not complete.

Which document should the project manager use to resolve this situation?

A.

Requirements traceability matrix

B.

Risk management plan

C.

Project scope statement

D.

Requirements management plan

A project lead is managing an agile project. The project activities, which have been placed in a backlog, still need to be refined and prioritized.

What should the project lead use for backlog refinement considering the sprints are 2 weeks long?

A.

Sixty minutes every sprint going through stories with higher story points.

B.

Ninety minutes every three sprints going through stories that are higher priority.

C.

Sixty minutes every sprint going through stories that are higher priority.

D.

Ninety minutes every three sprints going through stories with higher story points.

A project manager is leading a diverse project team that includes new and experienced team members. A conflict has occurred between two team members. One team member prefers using digital tools for project communication. The other team member prefers in-person meetings and phone calls for communication.

What should the project manager do to manage this conflict?

A.

Arrange a team-building activity to foster understanding and open communication among the team members.

B.

Allow the team members to continue using their preferred communication tools and methods.

C.

Initiate a conversation with the team members individually to understand their situations regarding communication.

D.

Instruct the team members to adapt to the project's communication tools and methods.

A project team is currently dispersed across multiple countries and time zones. Recent team feedback shows engagement levels are sub-optimal, and information flows are irregular and one-sided. There are also company travel restrictions in place, preventing physical colocation.

What improvements should the project manager implement to improve engagement?

A.

Upgrade each project team member's internet connection to allow virtual video conferencing.

B.

Confirm with the team which approach works best for exchanging information.

C.

Schedule a regular cadence and duration for agile ceremonies and sprint planning.

D.

Submit a change request to the project sponsor for a travel exemption for the team to meet on-site.

A project manager leads a regulatory initiative with tight, non-negotiable timelines. During a status meeting, a key stakeholder asks if a critical milestone associated with the reporting functionality can be moved up by 4 weeks.

What should the project manager do first?

A.

Gather additional information and ask the team to perform a root cause analysis.

B.

Update the master schedule to reflect the reprioritized deliverables.

C.

Ask the team to work with the product owner to reprioritize the backlog.

D.

Request additional information and discuss the feasibility options and impacts with the team.

A customer complains that a software update project is failing to deliver value according to the original scope. What should the project manager do to resolve the problem?

A.

Ensure that the project issue log is up-to-date with the customer's issues related to the missed stories.

B.

Ensure that the project change log is up-to-date with the stories based on the missed requirements.

C.

Ensure that the project backlog has the features and stories prioritized correctly.

D.

Ensure that the project risk register is current and reflects the impacts posed by stories not delivered.

A project is continuously overlapping phases. Due to a recent human error, the team, which is made up of senior members, is experiencing distrust issues from other departments and lacking initiative. This is impacting overall performance and putting the project objectives at risk.

What should the project manager do when executing the next sprint?

A.

Coach those responsible for the error so that the whole team understands they are not responsible for it.

B.

Explain high-level objectives and ask team members to self-organize around their tasks to meet the objectives.

C.

Request offsite team-building activities and deploy incentive plans around their tasks.

D.

Identify the poor performers and ask their functional managers to assign them a mentor.

A project manager has an engineering team mostly comprised of new hires. The project manager has to carefully predict in which stage of the project they will need to spend most of their time to ensure the team is properly integrated and performing well.

In which stage of the project would the project manager need a greater effort to lead them?

A.

Performing

B.

Storming

C.

Norming

D.

Forming

A project is on schedule. However, during a site visit, a project manager notices that the contractor's productivity is low.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Assess the opportunity to deliver the project ahead of schedule and introduce a reward system.

B.

Discuss the need to increase productivity with the contractor.

C.

Plan the close-out activities since the project is on schedule.

D.

Update the project schedule to align with the contractor's productivity.

A work package to configure new computer hardware is received, and a list of related project activities have also been identified. What should the project manager do?

A.

Define the project management plan.

B.

Estimate the resources needed for the activities.

C.

Consult subject matter experts (SMEs) to review the schedule.

D.

Estimate the cost of each activity.

An IT team has reached out to the project manager for guidance on which communication method to use when system downtime will impact the resources working on the project.

Which two communication methods should the project manager recommend? (Choose 2)

A.

Communicate via email to the project's email distribution group.

B.

Communicate via instant messaging.

C.

Communicate via the project team's document management site.

D.

Communicate in the IT risk forum.

E.

Communicate verbally to the key project stakeholders.

An agile project is completing its second sprint and products are being finished. However, two groups with different levels of expertise disagree on the backlog priority.

What should the project manager do first to resolve this dispute?

A.

Escalate to the project sponsor to provide a solution to the conflict.

B.

Interpret the source and stage of the conflict and select a resolution approach.

C.

Apply a compromising resolution approach, involving both groups.

D.

Ask the functional managers of both groups to help find a workable solution.

During a sprint, the product owner requested a change in the features to be delivered in the same sprint. According to the product owner, the request from the customer is due to regulatory reasons and they have a deadline to meet.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Perform the change only if it has a higher or equivalent priority of the current remaining features.

B.

Submit the feature changes to the change control board (CCB) so they can evaluate and approve.

C.

Follow the plan by delivering the features and handle the change later in the project.

D.

Discuss with the stakeholders about the possibility of accommodating the feature changes.

A project manager has been asked by the human resources (HR) review team to share information about how the project team members interact, communicate, and conduct themselves to reduce the risk of conflicts and improve overall team performance.

What should the project manager do next?

A.

Provide the HR review team with the team norms document.

B.

Invite the HR review team to attend one of the daily standup meetings.

C.

Discuss the resource management plan with the HR review team.

D.

Direct the HR review team to the communications management plan.

A project to develop an enterprise resource system for a university is in the planning phase. The project has internal stakeholders such as operational departments, students, and academic staff, as well as global stakeholders who receive the information from the university on a regular basis. All the stakeholders have very different expectations and needs from the system.

What should the project manager do to ensure effective communication?

A.

Plan to implement a united communication platform, where all information about the project will be shared and updated regularly.

B.

Ensure all the information about the project implementation is provided to all of the different stakeholders in a unified communication format.

C.

Define communication target groups and provide information, messages, channels, and the frequency of communication for each group.

D.

Arrange an information session for all of the stakeholders about the plans for handling their various communication needs.

A drone manufacturing company is designing its first drone. The new project architect has called the project manager to review the project scope. The architect wants to reshuffle the scope and schedule to test the drone functionality first. The project team disagrees because the scope has already been approved and any change might affect the timelines set by the CEO.

What should the project manager recommend?

A.

Review the timelines with the architect and invite the CEO to the meeting to make sure all the stakeholders are involved.

B.

Reject the review as the completed project timeline is set by the company's CEO and has already been approved.

C.

Agree to review the architect's new proposal to assess the impact on the timelines set by the CEO.

D.

Register an issue in the log regarding the timeline delay to the CEO's approved plans before agreeing to change the project scope.

During a contract renewal meeting, an organization's commercial team and the customer are disagreeing and negotiations are failing. What should the project manager do to reach an agreement that will satisfy all parties?

A.

Reinforce the initial rules of the negotiations.

B.

Engage a facilitator to support the negotiations.

C.

Concentrate on meeting the customer's requests.

D.

Set clear expectations among the participants.

During a project iteration, half of the project team was reallocated to a new project. How should the project lead handle the situation?

A.

Raise the risk of having the velocity impacted for the current iteration and discuss it with the product owner.

B.

Raise the issue with the product owner to bring additional resources to the project team.

C.

Raise the risk with the project stakeholders and wait until the velocity for the current iteration is calculated.

D.

Raise the issue with the project stakeholders to analyze the project impact and take the proper actions.

A key project stakeholder recently joined the project and is questioning some of the previously made decisions. This starts to impact project execution.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Reach out to the stakeholder via phone to explain that all decisions have been agreed upon with their predecessor.

B.

Provide the stakeholder with a link to a file-sharing site where the supporting documents for decisions are filed.

C.

Schedule a meeting with the stakeholder to provide an overview of the project, including the agreed-upon decisions.

D.

Update the risk register with a new risk of potential project changes as a result of stakeholder misalignment.

A project manager coordinates several projects in one program. Each project concerns a different country, has a different sponsor, and has specific business priorities. The resources are shared among the projects. The project manager anticipates this could result in delays and/or conflicts that will affect the program outcomes.

What should the project manager do to prevent such a situation?

A.

Review all project schedules and add a 3-month time period to each to cover such a risk and ensure there will be no delay that could affect the program.

B.

Organize regular meetings to identify risks related to the projects and program, assess them, and define action plans when needed to mitigate the risks.

C.

Ask each project manager to write a detailed weekly report listing all the activities, what was achieved, what needs to be done, and the identified risks.

D.

Ask the project managers to work on their own schedules independently of one another and aggregate these schedules to present at the monthly steering committee meeting.

A project is in the start-up phase of the project life cycle. The project team consists of 20 people from five different countries. The project team is scheduled to have quarterly face-to-face meetings. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, no face-to-face meetings can occur. The project manager is concerned that the team may not be able to fulfill their individual roles without face-to-face meetings.

What should the project manager do in this situation?

A.

Review the risk register for this unforeseen circumstance.

B.

Utilize virtual teams for meetings and deliverables.

C.

Use the contingency reserve and subcontract the work.

D.

Ask for an extension of time on the project deliverables.

A railroad construction project is in the planning stage. During a monthly progress meeting, an external project manager from the sponsoring organization mentioned there is a potential delay in the design completion date. The external project manager wants to know the impact of this delay on the overall project completion date in the next monthly meeting.

Which three actions should the internal project manager take next? (Choose 3)

A.

Perform variance analysis.

B.

Validate the critical path method (CPM).

C.

Establish what-if scenario analysis.

D.

Determine the schedule performance index (SPI).

E.

Execute a Monte Carlo simulation.

A company is building a minimum viable product (MVP). How should the project manager help to ensure the company builds a high-quality product?

A.

Ask the product manager to spend more time improving quality.

B.

Determine the quality metrics for the product and recommend options for improvements.

C.

Partner with a qualified third-party vendor to develop a product that meets the requirements.

D.

Hire a quality engineering leader to drive the strategy.

Due to an anticipated expansion, a company procured new technology. The project team responsible for using this technology does not have experience with it.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Assess the benefit of using new technology versus old technology.

B.

Hire project resources with experience using the new technology.

C.

Propose training for the project team in batches on the new technology.

D.

Request incentives for the team to use the new technology.

A product owner has indicated there is strong customer interest in adding a new set of functionalities to a product. Using agile approaches, the project manager evaluates the new functionalities of the product.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Negotiate with the product owner to determine which functionality should be pushed out of the scope of the project.

B.

Discuss with the team how this change in scope impacts development at the next retrospective to determine next steps.

C.

Negotiate with the product owner to determine what might be removed from the backlog that is of similar size.

D.

Add the functionality to the product backlog for inclusion once a change request is created and approved.

A project team is defining the ground rules during their first meeting as a team. During this session, only a few of the team members suggested and approved the ground rules while most remained silent. As a result, the team's ground rules favor those few team members.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Conduct a round table and ask the team to share their opinions one by one.

B.

Propose new team ground rules and communicate them to all.

C.

Ask the silent team members to share their opinions via email.

D.

Perform focus group interviews based on the new team ground rules.

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