PMP

People & Team Leadership

44 practice questions with explanations — 15 free to try

PassNova has 44 PMP practice questions on People & Team Leadership, each with a clear explanation. A 15-question taster is free with no sign-up; the full bank is part of PassNova Premium. Updated for 2026.

Sample questions

People & Team Leadership: example questions & answers

2 worked examples with answers and explanations below. Try 15 PMP questions free in the browser; the full 44-question People & Team Leadership bank is part of PassNova Premium.

  1. A newly formed team is experiencing frequent conflict and members are challenging each other's roles. According to the Tuckman model, which stage is the team in, and what should the servant-leader do?

    • APerforming; step back and let the team self-manage, since role challenges show they have reached full autonomy
    • BAdjourning; begin documenting lessons learned and releasing members back to their functional units
    • CForming; assign detailed tasks to each member
    • DStorming; facilitate open dialogue and help the team establish working agreements

    Answer: Frequent conflict and role challenges characterize the Storming stage; a servant-leader coaches the team through it by facilitating dialogue and helping set working agreements. This builds the trust needed to reach Norming and Performing.

  2. A senior stakeholder repeatedly bypasses the project manager and gives direct instructions to team members. What should the project manager do FIRST?

    • ADocument the behavior in the risk register and continue
    • BMeet privately with the stakeholder to understand their concerns and clarify communication channels
    • CInstruct the team to ignore the stakeholder's directions
    • DEscalate immediately to the project sponsor

    Answer: The first step is to engage the stakeholder directly to understand their underlying concerns and re-establish appropriate communication channels. Escalation is premature before a direct conversation is attempted.

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