This document provides a sample question and answer from the CAPM exam. The question asks which risk response strategy involves developing prototypes to clarify project requirements. The hint and answer explain that developing prototypes is a risk mitigation strategy, as it reduces the probability of rework caused by misunderstanding requirements. The summary concludes by mentioning the document provides a free trial for a PM exam simulator.

1. CAMP Exam
Sample Q & A

2. Developing prototypes to clarify requirements is considered which type of strategy for planning
risk responses?
A. Avoid
B. Transfer
C. Mitigate
D. Accept
HINT: The purpose of developing prototypes is to reach a common understanding of the project
requirements, thus reducing the probability of rework.
QUESTION:

3. The correct answer is C.
There are five response strategies to deal with individual risks in a project: escalate, avoid,
transfer, mitigate, and accept.
Of these strategies, mitigation reduces the probability and impact of a risk to the project.
Prototypes are developed so that the sponsor or customer can review the prototype and
confirm the team’s understanding of project requirements.
The result is to mitigate the risk of rework caused by requirement misunderstanding. Thus,
developing prototypes is considered risk mitigation.
ANSWER:

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