CAP · Question #110
Adrian is a project manager for a new project using a technology that has recently been released and there's relatively little information about the technology. Initial testing of the technology…
The correct answer is B. Risk register. The risk register is the primary project document used to record identified risks, their analysis (probability, impact, priority), planned responses, risk owners, and current status. It is designed specifically for tracking risks throughout the project lifecycle. The project…
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Adrian is a project manager for a new project using a technology that has recently been released and there's relatively little information about the technology. Initial testing of the technology makes the use of it look promising, but there's still uncertainty as to the longevity and reliability of the technology. Adrian wants to consider the technology factors a risk for her project. Where should she document the risks associated with this technology so she can track the risk status and responses?
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- AProject charter
- BRisk register
- CProject scope statement
- DRisk low-level watch list
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(30 responses)- B93% (28)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The risk register is the primary project document used to record identified risks, their analysis (probability, impact, priority), planned responses, risk owners, and current status. It is designed specifically for tracking risks throughout the project lifecycle. The project charter (A) is a high-level document that formally authorizes the project and does not contain detailed risk tracking information. The project scope statement (C) defines what is and is not included in the project - it documents deliverables and boundaries, not risk details. A risk watch list (D) is used for low-priority risks that do not warrant active response plans; since Adrian considers the technology a notable risk with uncertainty, the full risk register is the appropriate place to document and track it.
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