Which of the following are the BEST risk analysis tools to determine a project's risk level? (Select two.)

A fishbone (Ishikawa) diagram identifies root causes of problems already encountered, not a tool for determining overall project risk level before or during execution.

A RACI matrix is a responsibility assignment tool that maps tasks to roles (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed); it has no function in risk analysis.

Monte Carlo simulation is a quantitative risk analysis technique that runs thousands of iterations across probability distributions for cost and schedule variables, producing a statistical risk profile and confidence intervals for project outcomes.

A process flowchart documents workflow sequences and decision points; while useful for identifying process risks, it is not a risk analysis tool for determining an overall risk level.

Expert judgment leverages the experience of subject matter experts and seasoned project managers to identify, assess, and prioritize risks - particularly useful when historical data is scarce or qualitative judgment is needed to determine risk level.

A project dashboard is a reporting and status monitoring tool that communicates current project health to stakeholders; it does not perform risk analysis or quantify risk levels.