PMI-RMP Risk Communication and Reporting

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of a risk report in a PMI-RMP context?

Accepted Answer

To communicate the overall risk exposure and status to stakeholders

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To document project costs

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To assign blame for risk events

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To replace the project status report

Question 2

Which communication artifact best captures the current risk threshold and escalation criteria agreed upon by the team and sponsor?

Accepted Answer

Risk management plan

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Risk register

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Issue log

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Stakeholder register

Question 3

A risk manager wants to present probability-impact information visually to sponsors. Which tool is most appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Probability and Impact Matrix

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Pareto chart

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Gantt chart

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RACI matrix

Question 4

How frequently should risk reports typically be issued on a project?

Accepted Answer

At intervals defined in the risk management plan

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Only at project initiation

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Only when a risk occurs

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Annually, regardless of project duration

Question 5

A project team identifies a new high-impact risk mid-project. Who should be notified first according to best practice?

Accepted Answer

The project sponsor and key stakeholders per the escalation path

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The vendor

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The customer's legal team

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The project team only

Question 6

What is the role of a risk owner in risk communication?

Accepted Answer

To be responsible for monitoring the risk and reporting its status

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To eliminate all project risks

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To approve the project budget

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To write the project charter