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6. Which of the following statements about projects is true? A. Projects are unique and uncertain B. People involved with projects are performing familiar tasks C. Projects are repeated over and over again. D. Projects are recurring. E Projects are unaffected by time, cost, or scope. 7. Which of the following is a true statement about project constraints? A. Time cost, and scope constraints are interrelated. B. Scope constraints always take precedence over time and cost constraints C. Cost constraints always take precedence over time and scope constraints, D. Time constraints always take precedence over cost and scope constraints E Changes in one constraint have little to no impact on the other two constraints 8 One difference between projects and processes is that processes are considered A objective B. Change management C. recurring D temporary E subjective 9. Which of the following is a graphic showing the tasks on the work breakdown structure along with each task's projected start and finish dates? A. Scope creep B. Critical path C. Venn diagram D. Black Swan E. Gantt chart 10. Why is strategic planning for information systems necessary for organizations? A. To ensure that information systems projects stay on track regarding time and money B. To ensure that information systems continue to align with and support the organization's vision, mission, and goals c. To control the way people process data and make predictions D. To help employees transition from their existing information systems work processes to new ones E To ensure the tasks on an information systems work breakdown structure are carried out properly