True or false: Once the agreed actions for a risk response are completed, there is no need to check whether the response reduced the risk.
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A project depends on a supplier delivering a critical component. The team tracks overdue quality checks and has agreed to activate a qualified backup supplier if the supplier misses its readiness date. Which event is the trigger for the planned response?
- A
The number of overdue quality checks
- B
The supplier missing the agreed readiness date
- C
The supplier's name in the risk register
- D
The project manager's next routine review
When an uncertain risk event has happened, manage it as an with an owner and an action plan.
A response to one project risk creates a new risk. What term describes the newly created risk?
True or false: A project risk dashboard that uses color ratings should also explain the reason for each rating and the action required.
- A
True
- B
False
Which information belongs in the risk register for each significant risk? Select all that apply.
- A
A clear description of the uncertain event and its potential effect on project objectives
- B
A guaranteed date on which the uncertain event will occur
- C
The risk owner and the indicators or triggers, including their data source and checking frequency
- D
The planned response, action owner, due date, and current status
- E
A list of every stakeholder's personal contact details
At a project milestone, the team wants to identify changed exposure and possible new risks. Which review approach best supports that goal?
- A
Review only the current risk rating because other evidence is unrelated
- B
Wait until closeout to examine project assumptions and dependencies
- C
Review relevant evidence such as schedule progress, cost forecasts, quality results, dependencies, and changed assumptions
- D
Use only stakeholder opinions, without checking project information
At closeout, if no suitable owner accepts an unresolved risk, through governance rather than leaving it unassigned.
After a risk response has been implemented, which details should the team capture as lessons? Select all that apply.
- A
What happened and what caused it
- B
A guarantee that the same risk will never occur again
- C
Which indicators provided useful warning
- D
Whether the response worked and what should change in future planning or practice
- E
Only the final risk rating, without any explanation
A project manager is reviewing whether a planned response is working. What should the manager do?
- A
Compare the current risk rating with the rating from project kickoff only
- B
Compare actual progress with the response plan and assess whether remaining exposure is acceptable
- C
Close the risk as soon as the action owner begins work
- D
Wait until the risk occurs before reviewing the response plan
After a response has been implemented, what phrase describes the risk exposure that remains?
A project is tracking regulatory review milestones as indicators. The regulator misses a milestone. Which action best follows the planned risk response approach?
- A
Close the risk because the regulator has missed the milestone
- B
Wait for the next routine report before assessing the delay
- C
Escalate the delay, assess its effect on the critical path, and implement an approved schedule contingency
- D
Change the project forecast without assessing the delay or obtaining approval
A project team has begun a planned response, but review evidence shows that the risk is not improving as expected. Explain how the team should assess the response and decide what to do next.
A project team finds inconsistent risk information in its meeting notes, forecasts, and decision log. How should it maintain a consistent record?
- A
Treat meeting notes as authoritative and leave the register unchanged
- B
Keep the risk register authoritative and align meeting notes, forecasts, and decision logs with it
- C
Use whichever record was updated most recently, without reconciling the others
- D
Remove the risk from the register whenever it appears in a decision log
A project depends on a supplier for a critical component. Which measure would be a useful indicator of a developing supplier risk?
- A
A color rating assigned to a risk without supporting context
- B
A count of overdue quality checks that may signal supplier problems
- C
A response action that has already been completed
- D
A record of a risk that has been formally closed
A risk register identifies a possible delay to regulatory approval. The approval is now delayed, so the uncertain event has occurred. What should the project team do?
- A
Keep it classified only as a risk until closeout
- B
Close it because the uncertainty has ended
- C
Manage it as an issue with an owner and action plan, and record any remaining risks it creates
- D
Transfer it automatically to an operational owner
A project risk is changing quickly, and new information could affect a near-term decision. How should the team adjust its review approach?
- A
Review it more often because its exposure is changing rapidly
- B
Keep the same review schedule used for every other risk
- C
Review it only at project milestones
- D
Wait until the planned response has been completed
At closeout, an unresolved risk should not be left unassigned; if no suitable owner accepts it, escalate it through governance.
- A
True
- B
False
What term describes an observable measure or warning sign used to show whether a project risk is changing?
What term describes a new risk created by the response to an existing project risk?
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