Bar chart method
Milestone chart
Critical path method (CPM)
Programme Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT)
A. Bar chart method
Rs. 8,43,750
Rs. 8,75,000
Rs. 10,50,000
Rs. 11,56,250
1880
1900
1920
1940
An analytic in concept
Limited of event oriented diagrams
Used for research and development projects
All the above
500 cum
1000 cum
1500 cum
2000 cum
1910
1920
1930
1940
Its latest finish time and earliest start time for its successor activity
Its latest start time and earliest start time
Its latest start time and earliest finish time
Its earliest finish time and earliest start time for its successor activity
3.7 years
4.23 years
5 years
7.87 years
Moist loam
Good common earth
Well blasted rock
Wet sticky clay
The duration between the earliest start time of the preceding event and latest finish time of the succeeding event, is called 'float'
The duration of time by which an activity can be delayed without affecting the succeeding activity, is called free float
The difference between total float and free float, is called interfering float
All the above
1, 3 and 4 are correct
2, 3 and 4 are correct
1, 2 and 3 are correct
1, 2 and 4 are correct
Line organisation
Line and staff organisation
Functional organisation
Effective organisation
Site located
Foundation is being dug
The office area is being cleaned
The invitations are being sent
Concrete cured
Fixing of door
Plastering of walls
Selecting sites
Small projects
Large and complex projects
Research and development projects
Deterministic activities
Effective command and control
Rigid discipline in the organisation
Defined responsibilities at all levels
All the above
Comparison of profit and loss
Comparison of assets and liabilities
Change in output due to change in input
Economics of cost and benefits of the project
Rs. 31050
Rs. 34500
Rs. 37950
Rs. 50000
Event
Free float
Dummy
Constraint
A critical path always begins at the very first event.
A critical path always terminates at the last event.
Critical activities control the project duration.
Critical activity is the one for which free float is zero.
Earliest start of an activity is the early event time of the node it leaves.
Latest finish of an activity is the late event time of the node it enters.
Latest start of an activity is its latest finish minus its duration.
None of the above
Trimming and finishing
Shaping and trimming
Finishing and shaping
Finishing, shaping and trimming
Site survey
Availability of construction materials
Availability of labour
All the above
(t1 - t2) - t
t - (t1 - t2)
(t1 + t2) - t
t + (t1 - t2)
Activity arrows in a CPM network are drawn to scale
The tail of an arrow represents the finish of an activity
Arrow bead represents the start of an activity
None of the above
On all the activities
On all the activities lying on the critical path
Only on activities lying on the original critical path and having flatter cost slopes
On original critical activities and those that become critical at any stage of crashing in the order of ascending cost slope
Identify the activities which can be delayed without affecting the total float of preceding activity
Identify the activities, which can be delayed without affecting the total float of succeeding activity
Establish priorities
Identify the activities which can be delayed without affecting the total float of either the preceding or succeeding activities
Light construction
Heavy construction
Industrial construction
None of these
Bulldozer
Clam shell
Scraper
Dump truck
Departmental representative or user
Local civil authority representative
Representative of engineer authority
All the above
Start float and finish float are always equal.
Total float can be either start float or finish float.
Start float and finish float need not be equal.
Start float and finish float are the differences between activity times and not event times.