Configure Project Permissions ACP-620 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   Why would you use a project role instead of a group when granting permissions in a permission scheme?

   • ATo allow the same permission to apply to different users in different projects
   • BTo prevent users from being in multiple roles
   • CTo ensure only administrators can access the project
   • DTo make permissions apply to all projects automatically
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2. 2foundation · easy

   Which statement correctly describes how project permission schemes affect user access?

   • AThey grant or restrict specific actions within a project, such as creating issues or deleting comments
   • BThey control which projects appear in the user's dashboard
   • CThey determine the default assignee for new issues
   • DThey override global permissions for all users in the organization
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4. 3foundation · easy

   Which permission category would contain the 'Delete All Comments' permission?

   • AAttachment permissions
   • BProject permissions
   • CIssue permissions
   • DComment permissions
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5. 4application · medium

   A project admin wants to ensure that only members of the 'Project Managers' role can delete issues in a project. The permission scheme currently grants 'Delete Issues' to the 'Administrators' group. What should the admin do?

   • ACreate a new permission scheme and assign it to the project.
   • BRemove the 'Administrators' group from 'Delete Issues' and add the 'Project Managers' role.
   • CChange the 'Delete Issues' permission to 'Project Managers' only, but leave the 'Administrators' group as is.
   • DAdd the 'Project Managers' role to 'Delete Issues' while keeping the 'Administrators' group.
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6. 5expert · medium

   A project admin needs to allow the 'Support' role to attach files to issues, but only for issues in a specific project. The current permission scheme is shared with other projects. What is the best approach?

   • AEdit the shared permission scheme to add the 'Support' role to the 'Attachments' permission.
   • BUse the project's 'People' page to grant the 'Support' role the ability to attach files.
   • CCreate a new permission scheme by copying the current one, add the 'Support' role to 'Attachments', and assign it to this project.
   • DAdd the 'Support' role to the 'Manage Attachments' permission in the shared scheme.
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