As a way to systematically identify risks inherent to a project, which of the following tools would be used?

A risk response plan outlines strategies and actions to take if identified risks occur, which is a planning step after risks have been identified and analyzed, not for initial identification.

A risk probability and impact matrix is a tool used for risk analysis and prioritization by assessing the likelihood and potential effect of identified risks, rather than for the initial systematic identification of risks.

A Risk Matrix is a general term often referring to a probability and impact matrix, which is primarily used for analyzing and prioritizing risks based on their characteristics, not for their systematic identification.

A Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS) is a hierarchical representation of project risks, organized by category and subcategory, starting from high-level categories and progressively breaking them down into more detailed elements. This systematic decomposition helps in comprehensively identifying potential risks from all sources within a project, ensuring no significant risk areas are overlooked.