Which of the following is an appropriate response to an expected risk opportunity?

Mitigation is a risk response strategy for negative risks (threats) to reduce the probability or impact of the risk event.

Exploiting is a risk response strategy specifically for positive risks, or opportunities, where the organization takes proactive steps to ensure that the opportunity occurs and its benefits are fully realized. This involves assigning resources or taking actions to increase the probability and positive impact of the opportunity.

Acceptance is a risk response strategy for both threats and opportunities, where the project team decides to not take any proactive action, either to deal with a threat or to pursue an opportunity.

Avoidance is a risk response strategy for negative risks (threats) to eliminate the threat or protect the project from its impact.