Multiple choice technology testing

What is NAR

  1. Nested Application Repository

  2. New Application Request

  3. New Application Repository

  4. Nested Application Request
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C Correct answer
Explanation

NAR stands for New Application Repository, which is a standard term in application deployment and configuration management. Option C is correct. Options A, B, and D incorrectly expand the acronym with different combinations.

AI explanation

In this context, NAR stands for New Application Repository — an internal/organizational term (seen alongside other domain-specific abbreviations like SGI, CSM, TOE, V21 in this question set) referring to a repository or system of record for newly onboarded applications. 'Nested Application Repository' and 'Nested Application Request' are plausible-sounding distractors that misuse 'Nested' where 'New' is intended, and 'New Application Request' confuses a request/ticket concept with the repository/system itself. Since this abbreviation is specific to an internal business/IT process rather than a widely standardized industry term, the correct expansion depends entirely on the organization's own documentation, which the source material identifies as 'New Application Repository'.

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