When reviewing an assignment, which action may be taken?

• A. Recommend Approval
• B. Add an Approver
• C. Add an Intermediate Approver
• D. Recommend Denial

Answer: (A)

The action taken during a review is to determine whether the assignment should move forward in the approval process. Recommending approval communicates that the reviewer has evaluated the item and believes it meets the criteria to proceed to the next step. This is the typical outcome when the item is in good standing and ready to advance.

The other options involve changing who reviews the item or its routing (adding an approver or an intermediate approver), which are setups for who handles reviews rather than a decision about this specific assignment. Recommending denial would be used if issues are found, but the question focuses on what action you take to advance the item through the workflow.