______ adjust what a user can do within a module.

• A. Security class
• B. Permissive Security Points
• C. Security points
• D. Module

Answer: (C)

This is about how a user’s capabilities inside a module are controlled by the mechanism that uses security points to grant permissions. Security points directly adjust what actions a user can perform within the module—adding points can unlock more functions and removing points tightens what’s allowed. That makes it the best fit because it describes the exact means by which user abilities inside the module are set.

The other terms don’t fit as the mechanism for per-user adjustment: a security class suggests a broad category rather than a fine-tuned permission level for an individual user; a term like permissive security points isn’t the standard descriptor in this context; and the module is simply the container being accessed, not the tool that adjusts permissions.