1.The project specifications for the network analysis schedule (NAS) recommends that the general contractor's baseline schedule should not have more than 20% critical and near critical activities. Near critical is defined as having float of no more than 14 days.

From the general contractor's perspective, having which of the following percent of critical and near critical activities in the schedule, if they could get it approved by the owner, would be to their advantage and a disadvantage to the owner.

A. 25%

B. 30%

C. 10%

D, 15%

E. 20 %

2.The baseline schedule shows the footings at the northwest quadrant on the critical path. The scheduled duration is 5 workdays.

The data date for the base line is January 1, 2021. The project scheduled completion date is February 1, 2022.

The actual work for the footings at the northwest quadrant took 10 workdays and was performed in March 2021. When the updated CPM schedule is calculated on April 1, 2021, what is the expected project completion date?

Pick the date that would be closest to what most scheduled software would show.

The project calendar is a standard federal government calendar with a typical five-day work week.

A. February 8, 2022

B. February 1, 2022

C. February 15, 2022

D, February 5, 2022

E. February 10, 2022

3.What milestone scheduling event, generally issued by the architect, but executed by all parties, stops the project clock and is the time when the general contractor can no longer be assessed liquidated damages?

A. Certificate of substantial completion

B. Certificate of occupancy

C. Punch list completion

D. Reinspection and punch list completion verification

E. Certificate of completion

4.Which CPM scheduling basic input is not correct?

A. Calendars

B. Duration

C. Total

D. Relationship

E. Constraints

F. Activities