Task 1 Conduct Risk Identification Exercises PMI-RMP Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · easy

   During a risk identification workshop, a stakeholder suggests that a key team member might leave the project. The project manager needs to classify this risk. How should it be classified?

   • AAs neither, because it is a human resource issue, not a project risk.
   • BAs a threat, because losing a key team member would negatively impact the project.
   • CAs both a threat and an opportunity, but only if the stakeholder is certain.
   • DAs an opportunity, because it could allow new talent to join.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   What is the main advantage of conducting one-on-one risk interviews with subject matter experts?

   • AThey guarantee identification of all possible project risks
   • BThey eliminate the need for any other risk identification method
   • CThey are faster than any other risk identification technique
   • DThey allow for deep, detailed exploration of expert insights without group influence
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4. 8application · medium

   After a series of risk identification workshops, a risk manager has a large volume of raw data, including notes, sticky notes, and flip charts. The manager needs to synthesize this into a clear list of risks for the risk register. What should the risk manager do first?

   • AConsolidate similar risks and remove duplicates.
   • BQuantify the probability and impact of each risk.
   • CDevelop response strategies for each risk.
   • DAssign risk owners immediately.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which action is an example of providing methodological support to an SME during a risk identification exercise?

   • AProviding a risk breakdown structure to guide the expert's thinking
   • BScheduling the expert's personal appointments
   • CApproving the expert's risk responses
   • DTaking over the expert's analysis tasks
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6. 10expert · hard

   A focus group is held to identify risks for a new public transportation system. The group includes commuters, city planners, and environmental activists. The moderator notices that the discussion is becoming polarized, with commuters focusing on convenience and activists on environmental impact. The moderator needs to ensure a balanced risk identification. What should the moderator do?

   • AAcknowledge the different perspectives and guide the discussion toward common project objectives.
   • BAllow the debate to continue to surface all possible risks.
   • CSeparate the groups into smaller focus sessions to avoid conflict.
   • DFocus only on the risks that have the most vocal support.
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