Which option correctly lists the activation levels from Normal to Full Activation?

Which option correctly lists the activation levels from Normal to Full Activation?

• A. Level 4 Normal operations; Level 3 Enhanced operation; Level 2 Partial Activation; Level 1 Full Activation
• B. Level 1 Full Activation; Level 2 Partial Activation; Level 3 Enhanced operation; Level 4 Normal operations
• C. Level 2 Normal operations; Level 3 Enhanced operation; Level 1 Full Activation; Level 4 Partial Activation
• D. Level 4 Normal operations; Level 3 Enhanced operation; Level 2 Partial Activation; Level 1 Full Activation (10-100)

Answer: (A)

Activation levels are arranged so that higher activation corresponds to lower numerical levels, with Level 1 being Full Activation (the most activation) and Level 4 being Normal Operations (the least). So the sequence from Normal to Full Activation is: Level 4 Normal operations, then Level 3 Enhanced operation, then Level 2 Partial Activation, and finally Level 1 Full Activation. This matches the option that lists exactly that order alongside the appropriate descriptors. Other sequences would either start with Full Activation (Level 1) or swap the descriptors with the wrong levels, which breaks the intended progression.

Activation levels are arranged so that higher activation corresponds to lower numerical levels, with Level 1 being Full Activation (the most activation) and Level 4 being Normal Operations (the least). So the sequence from Normal to Full Activation is: Level 4 Normal operations, then Level 3 Enhanced operation, then Level 2 Partial Activation, and finally Level 1 Full Activation. This matches the option that lists exactly that order alongside the appropriate descriptors.

Other sequences would either start with Full Activation (Level 1) or swap the descriptors with the wrong levels, which breaks the intended progression.