The screenshot below describes permissions granted to the group "Eligibility" Which two statements are true about a user in the group "Eligibility"?

Question

Options

• AThe user can view Queries.
• BThe user can view Ruleflows.
• CThe user can create Action Rules.
• DThe user can update Action Rules.
• EThe user can create Decision Tables.

• A
  9% (3)
• B
  83% (29)
• C
  6% (2)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

Based on the permission configuration shown for the "Eligibility" group, the group is granted view access to Ruleflows and update access to Action Rules - but not the broader or different permissions described in the other options.

Why B and D are correct: The screenshot indicates the Eligibility group has "View" permission scoped to Ruleflows and "Update" permission scoped to Action Rules, making both statements directly supported by the configured access policy.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (view Queries): View access is granted for Ruleflows, not Queries - these are distinct rule types with separate permission entries.
• C (create Action Rules): The group only has Update on Action Rules, not Create - a higher privilege not included in this group's configuration.
• E (create Decision Tables): Decision Tables are not listed with any Create permission for this group; no permission exists for that combination.

Memory tip: Think of it as "Eligibility can only do the minimum for each type - see Ruleflows, edit (not build) Action Rules." Whenever you see a permission question, map each answer choice to exactly two axes: rule type (Queries vs. Ruleflows vs. Action Rules) and action level (view vs. create vs. update) - a mismatch on either axis makes the statement false.

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