If a technology decision is found to have a negative impact on the project, what should the project team do?

Apply corrective actions to mitigate the impact

Ignore the impact and continue as planned

Immediately terminate the project

Why is stakeholder engagement important in the risk management process?

To transfer risk ownership to stakeholders

To ensure all risks are identified and assessed with diverse perspectives

To eliminate the need for a formal risk register

To satisfy contractual requirements for stakeholder meetings

Which activity is part of managing the risk process throughout a construction project's lifecycle?

Deleting risks that have been identified once the project begins

Reviewing and updating the risk register at regular intervals

Conducting a single risk workshop at project kickoff

Assigning risk management only to the construction phase

A project team is conducting a risk assessment for a bridge construction project. The risk manager wants to include the local community's perspective because the project may affect traffic and noise. At which stage should the community be engaged?

After the risk response plan is developed, to inform them of the decisions.

Only if a community-related risk is realized.

During the project closeout, to evaluate satisfaction.

During risk identification, to capture community-related risks.

A project manager is leading a risk review meeting for a residential development project. The meeting is scheduled for one hour, but the team spends the entire time discussing a low-probability risk. What should the project manager do to manage the risk process effectively?

Ask the team to vote on whether to continue discussing the risk.

Remove the low-probability risk from the register to save time.

Allow the discussion to continue because all risks deserve equal attention.

Redirect the discussion to higher-priority risks and schedule a separate session for the low-probability risk.

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Domain 1Objective 1

Manage Risks and the Risk Process for Construction and Built Environment Projects PMI-CP Practice Questions (Page 5)

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21foundation · easy
If a technology decision is found to have a negative impact on the project, what should the project team do?
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22foundation · easy
Why is stakeholder engagement important in the risk management process?
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23foundation · easy
Which activity is part of managing the risk process throughout a construction project's lifecycle?
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24application · medium
A project team is conducting a risk assessment for a bridge construction project. The risk manager wants to include the local community's perspective because the project may affect traffic and noise. At which stage should the community be engaged?
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25application · medium
A project manager is leading a risk review meeting for a residential development project. The meeting is scheduled for one hour, but the team spends the entire time discussing a low-probability risk. What should the project manager do to manage the risk process effectively?
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