1. One of the deliverables in your project involves marketing your new product with email blasts. Your team writes several drafts of the different marketing materials, generates an email list, and programs the emails to be sent on the correct dates. Which of the following represents a milestone in your project plan? Marketing emails are sent on scheduled dates. Emails are programmed to be sent on the correct dates. Targeted email lists are generated. Marketing materials are drafted. 2. You are developing a schedule for your team's project plan. Why might you ask your stakeholders or colleagues to share with you emails that relate to the project? These emails will keep you involved with every aspect of the project. These emails can help you bond with your colleagues. These emails can help you uncover tasks. These emails tell you what your team members are doing. 3. You start a new job as a project manager in an industry that is unfamiliar to you. Which of the following are examples of domain knowledge that you will need to have a basic understanding of? Select all that apply. Industry competitors Industry terms Industry processes Industry market performance 4. To identify project tasks for your project plan, you review project documentation and research your project online. You have connected with members of your project team and other experts in your organization to examine your list of tasks. You decide you need additional details about a key deliverable. Who should you speak to in order to receive the missing information? One of your high-influence stakeholders Your company's Chief Operating Officer Your company's most senior project manager Your most senior stakeholder