Instead of supplying an explicit device in /etc/fstab for mounting, what other options may be used to identify the intended partition? (Choose TWO correct answers.)

FIND is not a valid keyword or identifier type recognized in /etc/fstab entries.

ID is not a recognized /etc/fstab identifier keyword for specifying partitions.

LABEL= uses a human-readable label assigned to the filesystem at creation time (e.g., with e2label or mkfs -L), and the kernel's udev subsystem resolves it to the correct block device at mount time, so the entry remains valid even if device node names change.

NAME is not a valid /etc/fstab field identifier for referencing a partition.

UUID= uses the universally unique identifier assigned to the filesystem at format time, which is guaranteed to be unique and persistent across reboots and hardware changes, making it the most reliable way to identify a partition independently of its /dev path.