Drag each statement into the group scope it describes. Every card belongs to exactly one scope.
Every group you create in Active Directory gets a scope — Global, Domain Local, or Universal — and that choice decides who can be a member and where the group can be used. The names don't make the difference obvious, and the rules are easy to mix up. This exercise gives you a set of statements about membership, usage, naming, and real-world purpose. Sort each one into the scope it describes. Some cards look like they could fit two places; read them closely, because the details are where the scopes actually differ.