Please type the correct option... I have had hard times reading some tutors handwriting or they do not follow the correct order. Thanks in advance for making sure your selections are easy to read and following the correct order.

1. An activity can include only one work package.

• True
• False

2)Experience suggests that when there are multiple starts, a common start node should be used to indicate a clear project beginning on the network. Similarly, a single project end node can be used to indicate a clear ending.

• True
• False

3)Which of the following represents an activity on an activity-on-node (AON) project network?

• An arrow
• A line
• A node
• Both an arrow and a line
• An arrow, a line and a node all represent activities

4)Which of the following doesNOThelp describe a project network?

• A graphic display of the flow and sequence of work through the project
• Provides the basis for scheduling labor and equipment
• Gives the times when activities can start and fini$h and when they can be delayed
• Highlights major deliverables and identifies their completion dates
• Identifies critical activities

5)The backward pass determines project duration.

• True
• False

6)The critical path is the shortest path through a network and indicates activities that cannot be delayed without delaying the project

• True
• False

7)An activity that has more than one dependency arrow flowing into it is termed a(n)parallel activity

• critical path
• burst activity
• merge activity
• independent activity

8)On a project network, the activity times are derived from the

• organization breakdown structure
• work packages
• budget
• project proposal
• responsibility matrix

9)Information to develop a project network is collected from the

• organization breakdown structure
• work breakdown structure
• Budget
• project proposal
• responsibility matrix

10)In developing a project network, neither looping nor conditional statements are permitted. In developing a project network, neither looping nor conditional statements are permitted.

• True
• False