Assessing the probability and consequences of identified risks to the project objectives, assigning
a risk score to each risk, and creating a list of prioritized risks describes which of the following
processes?

A.
Qualitative Risk Analysis

B.
Plan Risk Management

C.
Identify Risks

D.
Quantitative Risk Analysis

Explanation:

The purpose of qualitative risk analysis is to determine what impact the identified risk events will
have on the project and the probability they’ll occur. It also puts risks in priority order according to
their effects on the project objectives and assigns a risk score for the project.
Answer D is incorrect. This process does not involve assessing the probability and consequences
of identified risks.
Quantitative analysis is the use of numerical and statistical techniques rather than the analysis of
verbal material for analyzing risks. Some of the quantitative methods of risk analysis are:
Internal loss method
External data analysis
Business process modeling (BPM) and simulation
Statistical process control (SPC)
Answer C is incorrect. It involves listing of all the possible risks so as to cure them before it can
occur. In risk identification both threats and opportunities are considered, as both carry some level

of risk with them.
Answer B is incorrect. Risk Management is used to identify, assess, and control risks. It includes
analyzing the value of assets to the business, identifying threats to those assets, and evaluating
how vulnerable each asset is to those threats.
Assessing the probability and consequences of identified risks is only the part of risk management.