"这个项目有什么风险？"

Translation: What are the risks of this project?

[datsu23]

What risks are there with this project?

[markstphns]

what are this project's risks?

[Riven333]

"What are this project's risks?" Still marked wrong as of 2019-07-29. Reported.

[norman.eis]

What risks are there to this project should be accepted

[Wribro]

Literally: What risks does this project have? I have no problems with this translation and it should be accepted.

[KeironWong]

Why do all of these have such questionable word choices given in early levels?

[Eoin790683]

This section of the course is littered with poor English translations I'm afraid. Annoyingly it's making it quite hard to understand the true intent of the Chinese version in many cases. Is the question supposed to be about the risks that mean the project doesn't succeed (the risks to the project) or the risks that the project causes? Or something else? Or could it mean either/both?

[CatatonicAlarm5]

"What is this project's risk" should be accepted.

I'm literally an accountant and this is how I would ask this question. Please, please, please have someone work on these later lessons, the answers are unworkably rigid.

[wbeeman]

"Does this project have risks?" is more correct, but not accepted. Please fix.

[Evan793907]

"What risks does this project have" is probably how I would interpret it.

[Philippe600343]

Which risks are associated with this project?

[CinnamonTe1]

What are the risks associated with this project?

One of the most common ways to say this in the business world.

[FJ7FJ]

what risks has this project? why not?

[MikaelTrob]

Because that's not correct English grammar.

You wouldn't ask "What food have you?" in a restaurant, right?

The closest grammatically correct sentence would be "What risks does this project have?"

[stupedfatidiot]

Is your native language hebrew?