A risk event that was logged in the project risk management plan occurred, and the project team executed the associated risk response. Which of the following documents are MOST likely to be updated?…

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Options

• AProject charter
• BProject schedule
• CScope statement
• DProject management plan
• EProject status report
• FRisk management plan
• GOrganizational chart
• HCommunication plan

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  60% (15)
• C
  20% (5)
• G
  8% (2)
• H
  8% (2)

Explanation

When a documented risk event occurs and its response is executed, three documents require updating. The Project Schedule (B) is updated because executing a risk response typically affects timelines, resource assignments, or task sequencing. The Project Status Report (E) must reflect that a risk materialized and the response was triggered, keeping stakeholders informed of project health. The Risk Management Plan (F) - specifically the risk register within it - must be updated to record the risk as 'occurred,' document the effectiveness of the response, and close or reassign the risk item. The project charter (A) is a high-level authorization document not affected by individual risk events. The scope statement (C) and organizational chart (G) are not typically changed by a risk response execution. The full project management plan (D) is a broader document; the more specific sub-plan (risk management plan) is the correct update target. The communication plan (H) is not directly impacted.

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