a. Likelihood of occurrence

b. Magnitude of consequences

c. Financial accounting

1. d. Effectiveness of existing controls

1. a. Time of the year and weather
   

1. b. Purpose, available resources, and information quality
   

1. c. The budget size only
   

1. d. The number of employees involved

1. a. The ability to prevent risks
   

1. b. How often the event has happened before
   

1. c. How likely it is to happen
   

1. d. The number of safety drills conducted

1. a. Routine incidents
   

1. b. Highly uncertain events
   

1. c. Financial losses
   

1. d. Regular maintenance

1. a. Facility is unusable for months, over 75% visitor loss
   

1. b. Facility suffers partial damage, closure up to 2 weeks, up to 50% visitor loss
   

1. c. Facility closes for a few hours, less than 25% visitor loss
   

1. d. No disruption to operations

1. a. Risk is totally unacceptable; immediate action is needed
   

1. b. Risk is acceptable with no further action
   

1. c. Risk is high but tolerable without controls

1. d. Risk is medium with minimal threat

1. a. Very High
   

1. b. High
   

1. c. Medium
   

1. d. Low

1. a. Employee uniform colors
   

1. b. Different opinions and beliefs
   

1. c. Temperature of the facility

1. d. The shape of the building

1. a. Eliminating all risks completely
   

1. b. Showing the best ways to deal with different types and levels of risk
   

1. 
   c. Avoiding any action until risks disappear
   

1. d. Focusing only on financial impact