Q19. Acceptable quality levels (AQLs) reflect: a. a consensus among project team

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Q19. Acceptable quality levels (AQLs) reflect: a. a consensus among project team members that the job they have done is good enough b. minimum performance standards that must be achieved on a performance-based contract c. a poor perspective on quality, since project team members should strive to achieve highest quality levels d. the results of a sampling of products that have been delivered to the customer Q20. The accuracy of resource estimates is usually poorer for long-term estimates than short-term estimates. a. true b. false Q21. The post-award phase of contracting includes: a. negotiating terms and conditions b. doing the job c. negotiating price d. issuing the solicitation Q22. What is a passback? a. OMB feedback on an agency's budget submission b. a recalculation of a program budget after it has been rebaselined c. Congressional guidance on how an agency's budget should look d. an adjustment to a program's schedule after it has been rebaselined

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19. b. minimum performance standards that must be achieved on a performance based contract.

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