Communications
Risk Management
Planning
Scheduling
Quality
100

This acronym, that can be used by meeting facilitators, is easy to remember if you think about "fueling up" for your meeting

What is a POWER start?

100

Used routinely by pilots, surgeons, and astronauts, this simple tool can help reduce failures with a simple mark of the pen

What is a checklist?

100

Formed by the Scope Statement, the WBS, and the WBS Dictionary, this is also a term used to mean "basis" or "starting point".

What is the Scope Baseline?

100

Created in 1910 by an American Mechanical Engineer, these eponomously named depictions of project activities usually also show task dependencies 

What is a Gantt chart?

100

This quality management practice attempts to answer the question, "are we following the standards?"

What is Quality Assurance?

200

This estimation technique, named for an Ancient Greek priestess who could see into the future, involves multiple, anonymous experts

What is the Delphi Technique?

200

This tool, used to analyze risks, has "branches", but doesn't need to be watered.

What are decision trees?

200

This term for the lowest level item in the WBS also sounds like something that might be delivered to your office.

What is a "Work Package"?

200

Often computed on the "backward pass", this helps us understand how much a task can slip before impacting the schedule.

What is slack?

200

This standard which helps generate ideas for improving quality through comparisons with other projects might make you think of a lab bench

What is benchmarking?

300

This is the number of communication channels on a team of 5 people

What is 10?

300

Tusler's risk classification scheme will have you thinking of kittens, tigers, alligators, and this animal.

What is a dog?

300

This grid, used to classify stakeholders, maps the stakeholder's level of interest in the project and this

What is Power?

300

A term for time added to a schedule, the term also means "protective barrier"

What is a buffer?

300

Named from a noted Italian economist, these charts highlight the most important of a set of factors

What is a Pareto chart?

400

This estimation technique develops estimates based on other similar projects

What is Analogous Estimation?

400

This statistical analysis technique is also the name of a locality in Monaco

What is Monte Carlo?

400

This scope "separator", which delineates what should and should not be part of the project may bring to mind a line that can't be crossed.

What is the scope boundary?

400

In this diagram of a project schedule, information on activity durations is depicted between the nodes

What is an Activity on Arrow or AoA diagram?

400

Sometimes confused with bar chart, these show the frequency of values within a certain range or category 

What is a histogram?

500

This type of report describes what the project team has accomplished during a certain period

What is a progress report?

500

Creating this is the first step in the risk management process

What is a risk plan?

500

These tangible and verifiable work products are intended to be provided to the customers

What are deliverables?

500

This planning method for developing the project schedule as it evolves, might make you think of the ocean

What is "Rolling Wave" planning?

500

The quality management practice that inspects the completed product

What is quality control?