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You are managing the construction of your company's new office building. Your project sponsor approaches you and asks you to email him a project document that you presented to senior management during your last project status meeting. He tells you that he has forgotten the name of the document you mentioned during your presentation. However, he said that it contained a textual description of each of the project requirements, the rationale for their inclusion, respective owner, source, priority, and the current status. Which project document is your project sponsor requesting?

A) The Requirements Management Plan    
B) The Requirements Traceability Matrix    
C) The Work Breakdown Structure    
D) The Resource Breakdown Structure
 
Hint: The project sponsor is referring to a document you presented to senior management during your last status meeting.

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