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Chapter 1: The World of Project ManagementTrue/False1.A primary purpose of forming projects is to assign the responsibility foraccomplishing some organizational task to a specific person or small group.Answer: TrueResponse:See section1.1Level: easy2.One of the few similarities between project management and general managementis that both exist in the well-defined organizational structure ofsuperior/subordinates in the overall organization.Answer:FalseResponse:See section1.2Level: medium3.Many recent developments in project management are being drivenbychanges inthe nature of the American workforce.Answer: FalseResponse:See section1.1Level: medium4.There has been agrowing use of projects to achieve an organization’s strategicgoalsAnswer: TrueResponse:See section1.1Level: medium5.While general managers have their authority limited to specific areas in theoverall organization, project managers have authority over any activity requiredby the project.

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