You have read the Project Management Institute's (PMI) publication, A Guide to the PMBOK Guide, from cover to cover; studied other Project Management-related texts; and you feel you are preparing well to take and pass the PMP Exam.

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Which of the following performance metrics measures project performance against the project scope?

A. Schedule Performance Index
B. Cost Performance Index
C. Cost Variance
D. No metric is used

Hint: SPI is Schedule Performance Index, CPI is Cost Performance Index.

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You are managing a website development project and have just calculated your project performance measurements. Your project CPI is 0.9 while your project SPI is 1.1.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding your project's current situation?

A. You are over budget and ahead of schedule
B. You are under budget and behind schedule
C. You are over budget and behind schedule
D. You are under budget and ahead of schedule

Hint: SPI=EV/PV while CPI=EV/AC.

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