Which statement describes a project scope characteristic?

• A. It has a defined budget and resources
• B. It has a defined scope with a planned result
• C. It has a distinct end date
• D. It has no scope

Answer: (B)

Project scope is about what work will be done and what will be delivered. The statement that describes a defined scope with a planned result captures this idea best because it specifies both the boundaries of the work and the intended outcome. Budgets and resources describe constraints or inputs rather than what is included in the project’s scope. A distinct end date concerns scheduling, not the scope itself. Saying there is no scope would mean no defined boundaries and contradicts the purpose of a project.