Risk is: A. Possibility of loss or injury B. Probability of unplanned event or condition C. Identifying and assessing unplanned events or conditions D. All of the above E. A and C F. None of the above Risk is: A. Always negative B. Always positive C. Can be positive or negative According to PMBOK, project risk management includes all of the followings, except: A. Conducting risk management planning B. Identification C. Assessment D. Response planning E. Monitoring and control on a project F. Project closure Some project risks are unavoidable. A. True B. False No type of risk can be avoided altogether, even by changes in lifestyle, making different decisions, or being removed from certain situations. A. True B. False Although the estimate is the approximation and rough calculation, but the objective is to estimate as accurate as possible. A. True B. False Which option below has the four steps of the risk management process in the correct order? A. Evaluate risks, Identify Risks, Implement and review decisions, Select risk management techniques. B. Identify Risks, Implement and review decisions, Evaluate risks, Select risk management techniques. C. Identify Risks, Evaluate risks, Select risk management techniques, Implement and review decisions. D. Identify Risks, Select risk management techniques, Evaluate risks, Implement and review decisions. Which of the followings as few differences between risk and uncertainty is a true statement: A. In risk, you can predict the possibility of a future outcome while in uncertainty you cannot predict the possibility of a future outcome. B. Risk can't be managed while uncertainty is uncontrollable. C. Risks can't be measured and quantified while uncertainty can. D. You can't assign a probability to risks events, while with uncertainty you can