CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) Practice Exam

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What are the inputs for controlling risks?

  1. Project management plan, risk register, work performance data, work performance reports

  2. Risk reassessment, risk audits

  3. Change requests, project management plan updates

  4. Variance and trend analysis, reserve analysis

The correct answer is: Project management plan, risk register, work performance data, work performance reports

The inputs for controlling risks include the project management plan, risk register, work performance data, and work performance reports. These inputs are necessary in order to monitor and track the identified risks and their impact on the project. Option B (risk reassessment, risk audits) is incorrect because these are outputs of the risk control process, not inputs. Option C (change requests, project management plan updates) is incorrect because these are also outputs of the risk control process, not inputs. Option D (variance and trend analysis, reserve analysis) is incorrect because these are tools and techniques used in risk monitoring and control, not inputs.