In order for a claimant to be entitled to an extension of contract time for a delay event (and further to be considered compensable):

• A.The delay must affect the contractor's planned construction schedule.
• B.The delay must not cause monetary harm to the defendant.
• C.The delay must be concurrent with the delay attributable to both parties.
• D.The delay must affect the critical path.

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Schedule Risk may affect the following:

• A.Long-duration activities
• B.Activity resource allocation
• C.The final milestones phase milestones, critical and non-critical activities
• D.Calendar shifts

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Activity durations are normally estimated in an intuitive and subjective way. All of the following will improve duration accuracy EXCEPT

• A.Use gross building square footages. The pluses and minuses all average out.
• B.Look at each activity independently and don't follow specific logic paths when assigning activity durations.
• C.Divide activities into smaller activities. This will increase activity detail and duration estimate accuracy.
• D.Use the people responsible for performing the work as a resource to assign activity durations.

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If drafting of the product manual overruns its planned duration by 5 days, how many days may the manufacturing be delayed without affecting release of the product?

• A.15 days.
• B.10 days.
• C.0 days.
• D.5 days.

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In the "normal" schedule, excluding Activity 1000, what activity(s) are concurrent with Activity 3001?

• A.2004.
• B.4001 and 5001.
• C.4001, 5001 and 6001.
• D.2003 and 7001.

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