Which of the following information does the project risk register typically contain?

The standard risk register contains the type of risk (e.g., technical, external), the identified risk description, the planned risk response strategy, the impact of the risk if it occurs, and the severity or probability rating. This combination gives the project team a complete picture for monitoring and managing each risk throughout the project lifecycle.

Project tasks belong in the project schedule or WBS, not in the risk register, which tracks identified risks rather than work activities.

Project schedule risk is one specific instance of an identified risk, not a separate standard field in the risk register structure.

Risk avoidance is one possible risk response strategy, not a standalone field in the register, so listing it as a separate column misrepresents the register's structure.