PRINCE2F PRINCE2 Practices Practice Question
Which THREE of the following are steps in the PRINCE2 risk management procedure?
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Plan
The risk management procedure steps are: Identify, Assess, Plan, Implement, Communicate.
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Monitor
Why it's wrong here
Monitor is not a separate step; Communicate covers ongoing communication.
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Plan
Why this is correct
Plan responses is a step.
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Implement
Why this is correct
Implement responses is a step.
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Analyze
Why it's wrong here
PRINCE2 uses 'Assess', not 'Analyze'.
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Identify
Why this is correct
Identify is the first step.
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Variation 1. Which TWO of the following are steps in the PRINCE2 risk management procedure?
medium- A.Monitor
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- D.Control
- E.Allocate
Why B: In PRINCE2, the risk management procedure consists of five steps: Identify, Assess, Plan, Implement, and Communicate. Option B (Implement) is correct because it is the step where the planned risk responses are put into action, including assigning owners and executing the agreed actions. Option C (Assess) is correct because it covers the evaluation of risks by estimating their probability and impact and then evaluating their overall severity to prioritize them. Option A (Monitor) is not a named step in the PRINCE2 risk procedure; monitoring is embedded within the Implement and Communicate steps rather than being a standalone step. Option D (Control) is not a PRINCE2 risk procedure step; it belongs to other frameworks or to the general concept of controlling a project, not this specific procedure. Option E (Allocate) is not a PRINCE2 risk procedure step; allocating risk ownership occurs within the Implement step, but 'Allocate' itself is not one of the five named steps.
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