Which description best characterizes a guest account?

• A. External collaborator with restricted access.
• B. Non-interactive account for apps.
• C. Internal admin account.
• D. A user with full access.

Answer: (A)

Guest accounts are meant for people outside the organization who need temporary, limited access to specific resources. They come with restricted permissions, no admin rights, and often access only to particular projects or data, sometimes with time-based limits. This fits the description of an external collaborator with restricted access and is why it’s the best match. The other options describe different types of accounts: an account for apps is typically a non-interactive service account, an internal admin account has elevated privileges, and a user with full access has broad permissions.