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* 1. You have recently joined a team that is obsessed with the use of decision trees to analyze most project situations. You are a bit concerned with this behavior and are now putting together a presentation on proper usage of decision trees. You need to give examples where you should or shouldn’t apply a decision tree to analyze a project situation. Under which of the following scenarios would you not use a decision tree?

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* 2. There are a number of risks that have been identified in your project. The team has decided not to change the project plan to deal with the risks, but they have established a contingency reserve of money in the event something triggers these risks. This is an example of what type of risk mitigation technique?

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* 3. Lisa is the project manager of a large construction project. The project has got a big scope and a limited time to complete all deliveries. During an initial project risks identification event, Lisa identifies a number of risks in the project and wants to prepare for them. Which of the following can be used to transfer some project risks?

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* 4. Jill is managing an organizational re-design project. Although the higher level operating model was approved by the project’s steering committee, most of the project stakeholders lack a clear understanding of their requirements and are struggling to envision future processes and workflows. This has brought a great deal of uncertainty around project requirements and how to fulfil those requirements. Which of the following is a major project risk at this stage?

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* 5. You are currently troubleshooting a pain point on your project. You ask the team to start using Kanban boards to see the flow of work and work in progress limits to understand the impact of the demand on the team or product. Which of the following is most probably your pain point?

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