Correct answer is A.
The reference link, provided for the question, confirms that: Override application menu roles : Allows users to access this module even if they do not have permission to view the containing application menu. Users must still meet the role requirements for this module.
Use the Override application menu roles option to give module-level access to a role that is not authorized to see the application.
For example, assume the Special Occasions application menu requires the admin role and the Occasions module for the Special Occasions application requires the x_snc_employee_spe.occasions_user role.
The application-level requirement supersedes the module-level requirement which means that users with the x_snc_employee_spe.occasions_user role cannot see either the application or the module.
If the Override application menu roles option is selected, users with the x_snc_employee_spe.occasions_user role can see both the application and the module even though the user is not authorized by role to see the application menu.
Answer A is correct:
Checkbox tooltip:
"Show this module when the user has the specified roles. Otherwise the user must have the roles specified by both the application menu and the module."
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