Risks that can be anticipated, such as exceptionally bad weather, are called _____.
A) risk events
B) uncertain risks
C) known risks
D) random risks
E) risk aversions

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Anticipated risks, such as exceptionally bad weather, are called known risks because they are already identified and can be planned for in advance. Option A (risk events) is a broad category that includes both known and unknown risks. Option B (uncertain risks) and D (random risks) both refer to risks that are hard to predict or quantify, unlike the specific weather example given in the question. Option E (risk aversions) doesn't apply to the question prompt at all.

Risks That Can Be Anticipated, Such as Exceptionally Bad Weather