What is the main output of the Control Quality process?

• A. Verified deliverables.
• B. Quality Management Plan.
• C. Quality Control Measurements and any resulting Change Requests.
• D. Risk register updates.

Answer: (C)

Monitoring and controlling quality focuses on capturing the results of quality activities and acting on any issues. The core outputs are the quality control measurements—the data you collect on how well deliverables conform to the defined standards and criteria—and any resulting change requests that arise to address defects or nonconformities. These measurements provide the evidence needed to verify whether quality requirements are being met, while change requests feed into the change control process to adjust the product or processes as needed.

Verified deliverables come from validating scope, not control quality. The Quality Management Plan is produced during planning, not during control. Updates to the risk register come from risk management activities, not directly from controlling quality.