Correct Answers: A, C, D and F
Power Platform model-driven app provides the three types of view: Personal — created by the user and visible to the user and shared people.
System — special views created for system tables or automatically for the custom tables.
Public — general purpose views that are visible to all users.
The System views include the following views for the tables: Quick Find — a default view for the results from the Quick Find operation
Advanced Find — a default view for the results from the Advanced Find operation
Associated — a default view for the Related tables
Lookup — a default view for a search in a lookup field
The organization owns the system view, and everybody can see them in the Power Apps portal.
The system view has the following name convention: the table name plus Advanced Find View, or Associated View, or Lookup View, like Reservation Advanced Find View or Reservation Associated View (Number 1).
By default, there are two public views for every table: Active and Inactive. The names of these views include the tables` plural names, such as Active Reservations (Number 2). You can also create a Public view, like Returns (Number 3).
You cannot delete the System views or see them in model-driven apps as the system views. Instead, you see the Public views as system views (Number 2 and 3). You can create your personal view in an app using the "Create view" button (Number 5). After that, you will see the view in the app`s screen view dropdown under the "My Views" section (Number 4). But you will not see it on the Views tab in the Power Apps portal.
Option B is incorrect because the Shiny Reservation View is a personal view. It could also be a public view. But it is not a System view.
Option E is incorrect because Inactive Reservations is a public view. But it is not a System view.
For more information about model-driven app views, please visit the below URL:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/create-edit-views