Which term is the static list of configuration items created by administrators?

• A. PREP
• B. PLY
• C. Static records
• D. ACE

Answer: (C)

The idea tested here is the difference between items that are fixed and manually set by an administrator versus what can change automatically. When administrators create and maintain a fixed set of configuration items, we call that a static list, or static records. These entries stay the same unless someone explicitly edits them, providing predictable behavior for the system. In contrast, dynamic records would be filled or updated by automated processes, clients, or services, which is not what the phrase describes.

Static records are a good match because the phrase “static list of configuration items created by administrators” literally points to entries that are manually defined and preserved as-is by admins. The other terms don’t fit this idea: PREP and PLY aren’t standard terms for a manually maintained list, while an ACE is a single entry in an access control list, not a whole static list.