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  • Functional Area 01: Business Management242 questions
  • Functional Area 02: Workforce Planning and Talent Acquisition277 questions
  • Functional Area 03: Learning and Development246 questions
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  • Functional Area 05: Employee Engagement178 questions
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  • Functional Area 07: HR Information Management118 questions

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Date: 19th Aug 2026Time Taken: 00:00:31

Risk Management

Risk Management

Answers Result

Which are valid responses to a negative risk (threat)? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.Avoid — change the plan so the risk can't occur
  2. B.Transfer — shift the impact to a third party
  3. C.Exploit — ensure the risk happens
  4. D.Enhance — increase its probability
  5. E.Mitigate — reduce probability or impact

What belongs in the risk register? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.Identified risks with clear descriptions
  2. B.Probability and impact scores
  3. C.A named owner for every risk
  4. D.Planned responses and triggers
  5. E.The resolved-issues archive

Qualitative risk analysis involves… Select all that apply.

Correct
  1. A.A probability-impact matrix
  2. B.Assessing urgency and proximity
  3. C.Checking the quality of risk data
  4. D.Monte Carlo simulation
  5. E.Categorizing risks by source
Answers Result

Which are valid responses to a negative risk (threat)? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.Avoid — change the plan so the risk can't occur
  2. B.Transfer — shift the impact to a third party
  3. C.Exploit — ensure the risk happens
  4. D.Enhance — increase its probability
  5. E.Mitigate — reduce probability or impact

Avoid, transfer, mitigate (and accept) handle threats. Exploit and enhance are opportunity responses — making sure a threat happens is not a strategy, it's sabotage.

What belongs in the risk register? Select all that apply.

Incorrect
  1. A.Identified risks with clear descriptions
  2. B.Probability and impact scores
  3. C.A named owner for every risk
  4. D.Planned responses and triggers
  5. E.The resolved-issues archive

Risks, scores, responses — and owners, the one that got away. A risk without an owner is a wish. Resolved issues live in the issue log, a different book.

Qualitative risk analysis involves… Select all that apply.

Correct
  1. A.A probability-impact matrix
  2. B.Assessing urgency and proximity
  3. C.Checking the quality of risk data
  4. D.Monte Carlo simulation
  5. E.Categorizing risks by source

Scoring, sorting, and sanity-checking the list — fast and subjective by design. Monte Carlo is quantitative analysis; it needs numbers qualitative work hasn't produced yet.

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