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  1. Which document outlines how risk management activities will be structured and performed throughout the project?

    Answer: Risk management plan

    The risk management plan defines the methodology, roles, timing, and categories for managing risk on the project.

  2. Expected Monetary Value (EMV) is calculated by:

    Answer: Multiplying probability by impact cost

    EMV = Probability × Impact, providing a weighted average outcome value used in decision tree analysis.

  3. A project manager exploits an opportunity by ensuring the positive event definitely occurs. This maps to which response strategy?

    Answer: Exploit

    Exploit removes uncertainty from an opportunity by making it certain to happen, often by assigning more resources.

  4. Which type of risk analysis uses numerical methods such as Monte Carlo simulation?

    Answer: Quantitative risk analysis

    Quantitative risk analysis uses statistical modeling to numerically assess the impact of risks on project objectives.

  5. Risk owners are assigned during which process?

    Answer: Plan Risk Responses

    Risk owners are designated in the Plan Risk Responses process to ensure accountability for each risk response.

  6. A tornado diagram is used to display the results of which analysis technique?

    Answer: Sensitivity analysis

    Tornado diagrams rank variables by their impact on the project outcome, with the largest bars at the top.

  7. Which of the following is an example of a risk trigger?

    Answer: A vendor misses two consecutive milestone deadlines

    Triggers are early warning signs indicating a risk event is about to occur or has occurred, prompting a planned response.

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