I believe the answer is A. I punched the question into CGPT and it says: "According to ServiceNow Elite, Access Control Lists (ACLs) process within themselves in an order (Roles > Condition > Script)1. If a row level rule and a field level rule exist, both rules must be true before an operation is allowed2. So it seems that ServiceNow would ensure a user has access to the fields in a table before considering their access to the table. I hope this helps!"
Pretty sure it is field then table. You can see the diagram here:
https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/which-acl-rules-will-be-execute-either-field-level-or-table/m-p/1898751
Also, this link:
https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0541355
was updated as of May 2023, which makes it the most current version under the Utah release. It also states field then table.
Sorry, amending answer to D
From the CSA Prep Course knowledge review section
61. In what order are access controls evaluated?
First at the Table-level (Most specific to most general), then at the Field-level (most specific to most general)
Any chance you could provide a link to the source? I punched the question into CGPT and it says: "According to ServiceNow Elite, Access Control Lists (ACLs) process within themselves in an order (Roles > Condition > Script)1. If a row level rule and a field level rule exist, both rules must be true before an operation is allowed2. So it seems that ServiceNow would ensure a user has access to the fields in a table before considering their access to the table. I hope this helps!"
Also, don't rely on ChatGPT. It's somewhat good at fiction but a lot less accurate when it comes to facts. Just do the research, follow the course materials and speak to experts yourself.
I can't find a page laying this out exactly but it is specified in plain language in the CSA course: Specific to General, Table to Field
You may find these links useful:
https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/utah-platform-security/page/administer/contextual-security/concept/access-control-rules.html
https://www.servicenow.com/community/itsm-articles/access-control-list/ta-p/2305018
True
as in the Securing Applications Against Unauthorized Users (developer.servicenow):
Match the table and field name: x_58872_needit_needit.short_description
Match the parent table and field name: task.short_description
Match any table with the field name: *.short_description
Match the table and any field (wildcard): x_58872_needit_needit.*
Match the parent table and any field (wildcard): task.*
Match any table (wildcard) and any field (wildcard): *.*
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