Gantt charts and scheduling

Gantt charts and scheduling Quiz

Spec 4.4 · Edexcel International A Level Maths: Quiz

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  1. 1. On a standard cascade chart, each activity is drawn as a bar starting at its:

    • A. latest start time
    • B. earliest start time
    • C. latest finish time
    • D. float
  2. 2. What is the lower bound for the number of workers needed to complete a project in time TT?

    • A. The number of activities divided by 2
    • B. TT divided by the total of the durations, rounded up
    • C. The number of critical activities
    • D. The total of the durations divided by TT, rounded up
  3. 3. The activity durations total 30 days and the minimum completion time is 12 days. What is the lower bound for the number of workers?

    • A. 3
    • B. 2
    • C. 2.5
    • D. 4
  4. 4. Why might a schedule using the lower-bound number of workers still not finish in the minimum time?

    • A. Critical activities have float
    • B. Dummies take time
    • C. Precedence constraints and uninterruptible activities can prevent full use of the workers
    • D. Workers can be paid overtime
  5. 5. An activity has a float of 3 days and starts 2 days later than its earliest start. What is the effect on the completion time of the project?

    • A. Delayed by 2 days
    • B. Delayed by 1 day
    • C. Delayed by 3 days
    • D. No delay

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