You are the project manager for your organization. You are working on creating the activity list so
that you can create the project schedule. This current project is similar to a project you have
completed for your company. You and the project team decide to use the previous project as a
template for your current project. A template can help you and the project team do all of the
following except for which one?

A.
Identify typical schedule milestones.

B.
Create parametric estimates for repetitive activities.

C.
Save time creating activity duration estimates.

D.
Import activity attributes.

Explanation:
Parametric estimates are created for repetitive tasks, such as four hours per unit installed; 1,000
units to install would equate to 4,000 hours. A template does not address this type of time
estimating directly. A template for time estimating is an analogous estimate type. A template for
any project is an activity list or a part of the activity list from a previous project. The template
contains the activity attributes information and other vivid information that are helpful to define
activities. It is also used to classify schedule milestones.
Answer option D is incorrect. Templates can include activity attribute information.
Answer option A is incorrect. Templates do indicate milestones.
Answer option C is incorrect. Templates can save time for the project manager and the project
team.