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Grade 11: Computing subject test

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1. Reject a requester with no edit permission. Which check or operation is described?
2. Same event ID is recorded only once by the explicit model. Which specific repeated-request mechanism does the supplied model describe?
3. Requests sent but final state was never checked. Two intended increments start from 5. Classify the final evidence.
4. Policy allows three retry delays of 5,10,20 seconds after the initial request. Total delay budget, excluding request time?
5. Both file and claimed digest come from the same untrusted message. Which mechanism or evidence is stated?
6. A mathematically valid signature accompanies an unproven factual claim. Which role or limit is described?
7. Expired records remain without a stated reason. Which concern is described?
8. A public report exposes its contents to all visitors. Which destination or boundary is described?
9. A private record must stay separated across synthetic users. Which criterion addresses the need?
10. Rollback candidate predates an essential privacy fix. Classify the stated version situation.
11. Phone journey has not been performed. Which scope was actually exercised?
12. Current learner records would be overwritten by sample rows. Which rollback plan is described?

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