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Question 1

Which of the following is an operational advantage of effectively managing health and safety
risks?
A. Increased employee absenteeism
B. Improved productivity
C. Increased insurance costs
D. Reduced employee training



Question 2

What is the main difference between project risk and project risk management?
A. They both mean the same thing
B. Project risk is always positive, while risk management is always negative
C. Project risk refers to uncertainties, while risk management refers to managing those
uncertainties
D. Project risk is a process, while risk management is an event



Question 3

A project manager identifies a possible delay caused by supplier issues. This situation is an
example of:
A. Risk evaluation
B. Risk mitigation
C. Project risk management
D. Project risk

,Question 4

Employees of a company can access the company’s code of conduct internally, but it is not
available to outsiders. Where is this code most likely stored?
A. Management information systems
B. Intranet
C. Information assets
D. E-commerce platform



Question 5

Which of the following is NOT considered a macro-level risk?
A. Political instability
B. Legal regulations
C. Economic recession
D. Poor internal management



Question 6

Which financial instrument is most commonly used to hedge against risk?
A. Shares
B. Revenues
C. Taxes
D. Derivatives



Question 7

Which of the following best describes information technology (IT) risks?
A. Failure to comply with regulatory requirements
B. Unauthorised access, disclosure, or corruption of data
C. Authorised access and disclosure of data
D. Losses due to legal action against the organisation



Question 8

Which of the following best defines operational risk?
A. Risk of loss due to failed internal processes, people, systems, or external events
B. Risk caused by changes in market prices

, C. Risk of borrower default
D. Risk of insufficient liquidity



Question 9

Which statement correctly explains the difference between Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
and Project Risk Management (PRM)?
A. They are identical but used in different industries
B. PRM focuses on enterprise-wide risks, while ERM focuses on project risks only
C. ERM considers risks across the organisation holistically, while PRM focuses on specific
projects
D. PRM provides governance, while ERM focuses on tasks



Question 10

Which of the following is an example of an environmental risk?
A. Cybersecurity threats
B. Lack of employee training
C. Changes in customer preferences
D. Flooding affecting production



Question 11

An organisation knowingly accepts a high-risk project after informing stakeholders and ensuring
ethical compliance. This is an example of:
A. Unethical behaviour
B. Ignoring risk
C. Risk avoidance
D. Ethical risk acceptance



Question 12

Which financial ratio is commonly used to measure a company’s liquidity?
A. Current ratio
B. Return on assets
C. Earnings per share
D. Debt-to-equity ratio

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