This happens when most of the stakeholders are concerned about risks.

Risk factors are determined for the scope of the project, requirements, design and strategy,

technology, processes (for development,

payment, change management, risk management, and closing the project), and conditions of the

project.

Risk factors are high when most of the stakeholders have concerns. Even if one important feature of

a project appears too difficult to execute,

the risk is high. Issues like acceptable type of bugs and number of bugs for user acceptance, terms

for closing the project, payments not being

clear or misunderstood, make the project highly risky.

Answer option B is incorrect. Risks are low when issues like the format of the forms are not finalized

but the functionality is thoroughly

understood and solutions are approved.

Answer option D is incorrect. Risks are rated medium when a very small number of stakeholders

have a few concerns. For example, the

development team may not have very advanced knowledge of the technology but could provide

some work around. Another could be that the

customer's people cannot finalize a few unimportant workflows.

Answer option C is incorrect. It is an invalid answer.