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Let’s work on question 78-2: a multiple-choice question from the 2015 First-Class Constructor Examination in Project Management, question number 64. There will be a reward for those who answer it correctly. Those who do these questions every day are truly enthusiastic learners! ! Today marks the start of the project management series – welcome to join! *************************************************I have gathered some questions from this year’s First-Class Constructor exam, along with their answers. I’m sharing them here to boost everyone’s interest in participating. Instead of posting them all at once, I’ll present a few multiple-choice questions or one case study at a time, with the answers hidden. The answer will be visible after responding. Everyone is welcome to participate; those who give correct answers will receive rewards from the moderators. ******************************************After completing the questions, it’s time to rest, and enjoying delicious food is the best way to do that. Everyone is encouraged to click on the posts related to food topics: a summary of the “Food Search” series. Feel free to share your own ideas as well, and you’re also welcome to join discussions in the safety-related section. Fun posts about traffic violations – summary post. ******************************************64. In the analysis of construction project costs, abnormal cost profit and loss analysis belongs to which type of method? A. Factor analysis B. Comprehensive cost analysis C. Specialized cost analysis D. Cost item analysis 【Standard answer】C
C. Special cost analysis. ----------------------
In the analysis of construction project costs, abnormal cost profit and loss analysis belongs to method (c). C. Specialized cost analysis
64. In the analysis of construction project costs, abnormal cost profit and loss analysis belongs to method (C). A. Factor analysis B. Comprehensive cost analysis C. Specialized cost analysis D. Cost item analysis
64. In the analysis of construction project costs, abnormal cost profit and loss analysis belongs to the ( ) method. B. Comprehensive cost analysis