When copying a page and all its child pages, which option is NOT a listed restriction behavior?

When copying a page and all its child pages, which option is NOT a listed restriction behavior?

• A. Copy all restrictions
• B. Skip copying restrictions on all pages
• C. Keep existing restrictions on all pages
• D. Copy restrictions only for the parent page

Answer: (C)

When you copy a page and its child pages, you’re deciding how the restrictions on those pages should behave in the new copies. The available options cover three concrete behaviors: the copies can carry over the restrictions from the source, the copies can come in without any restrictions, or the restrictions can be applied only to the parent page while the child pages remain unrestricted. The idea of “keeping existing restrictions on all pages” isn’t offered because the copy operation creates new pages. There aren’t pre-existing restrictions on those new pages to preserve as part of the copy. Instead, you either replicate what the source has, start with no restrictions for the copies, or apply restrictions only to the parent page. That’s why that option isn’t a listed behavior.

When you copy a page and its child pages, you’re deciding how the restrictions on those pages should behave in the new copies. The available options cover three concrete behaviors: the copies can carry over the restrictions from the source, the copies can come in without any restrictions, or the restrictions can be applied only to the parent page while the child pages remain unrestricted.

The idea of “keeping existing restrictions on all pages” isn’t offered because the copy operation creates new pages. There aren’t pre-existing restrictions on those new pages to preserve as part of the copy. Instead, you either replicate what the source has, start with no restrictions for the copies, or apply restrictions only to the parent page. That’s why that option isn’t a listed behavior.