1. Search the web or any other source for an example of a risk that sounds poorly phrased to you, and then explain why and how you would refine the wording in order to phrase the risk better. If you cannot find a good example on the web, you can make one up! (A few paragraphs, roughly the equivalent of a half double-spaced page.) 2. Pick a common but not very complex project or endeavor (like planning a company event, for example) and: 1. a. Explain how you would conduct the Plan Risk Management process for this endeavor, meaning which of the inputs and tools associated with this process (that are covered in the narrative and/or readings) would you use and why? Explain how the risk management plan (which is the output of Plan Risk Management) would come in useful when managing risk. (Three or four paragraphs, approximately a full double-spaced page.) b. Identify and list a few (at least four) well-phrased risks for this endeavor and a category for each risk. For each risk, provide a sentence or two explaining clearly why you consider it well-phrased