APAD guidelines specify participation limits; more than how many times in a lifetime disqualifies?

• A. More than four times
• B. More than twice
• C. More than once
• D. Unlimited

Answer: (B)

The main idea being tested is the lifetime participation limit set by APAD guidelines. The rule specifies that participating more than twice in a lifetime leads to disqualification, so you’re allowed at most two attempts. If you attempt a third time, you’re disqualified under this guideline. This keeps participation opportunities balanced and ensures applicants meet fresh criteria rather than repeatedly entering. The other options don’t fit because they either loosen the limit (allowing three or four or more attempts), tighten it too much (disqualifying after the second attempt), or remove any cap entirely (unlimited). Therefore, the threshold is more than twice.