Explanation
The team can use the Release link to remove issues as needed from the Done column. This will create a version in the project that contains all the issues that were removed, and the team can use the version report to see the details of each clean-up. Excluding issues in Done status from the board filter or via a sub-filter will not remove them from the Done column, but only hide them from view. Excluding issues where Resolution != EMPTY from the board filter will also hide issues from other columns that have a resolution set, which is not desired. References: [Releasing a version], [Managing Jira Projects Data Center and Server: Certification Bundle]

Explanation
The best course of action is to restore the project, then the sub-tasks. This is because sub-tasks cannot exist without their parent issues, and parent issues cannot exist without their project. Therefore, restoring the project first will ensure that the parent issues are also restored, and then restoring the sub-tasks will re-attach them to their parent issues. Restoring the parent issues only will not restore the sub-tasks, as they are still archived.
Restoring the project only will not restore the sub-tasks, as they need to be restored separately. Restoring the parent issues, then the sub-tasks will not work, as the parent issues cannot be restored without their project.
Restoring the project, then the parent issues is unnecessary, as the parent issues are already restored with the project. References: [Restoring an archived issue], [Managing Jira Projects Data Center and Server:
Certification Bundle]

Explanation
To exclude the planned issues from the board but not from the reports, you need to use a board sub-filter. A board sub-filter is an additional JQL query that is applied to the board filter to further refine the issues displayed on the board. The sub-filter does not affect the reports, which are based on the board filter only. To hide issues in real time when users select multiple conditions, you need to use quick filters. Quick filters are buttons that allow users to dynamically change the view of the board by applying one or more JQL queries.
Users can select or deselect quick filters to show or hide issues that match the criteria. References: Configuring filters, Configuring quick filters

Explanation
To restore an issue from the project archive, Bethany needs two permissions: Restore Issues and Browse Project Archive. The Restore Issues permission allows Bethany to restore issues that have been archived in a project. The Browse Project Archive permission allows Bethany to view the archived issues in a project.
Without these permissions, Bethany will not be able to access or restore the archived issue, even if she knows the URL. The other permissions are not relevant for restoring an issue. The Move Issues permission allows Bethany to move issues from one project to another. The Edit Issues permission allows Bethany to modify the details of an issue. The Browse Projects permission allows Bethany to see the project and its issues, but not the archived ones. For more information on how to archive and restore issues, see Archive and restore issues and Manage project permissions. References: Archive and restore issues, Manage project permissions

Explanation
Swimlanes are a way of grouping issues on a board based on certain criteria, such as assignee, priority, query, or epics. If you want to see a grouping of stories without epics, you can use a query swimlane with the condition epic is EMPTY, which will show only issues that are not part of any epic. The other options will either show epics or not group stories at all. Therefore, the correct answer is A. References: [Configuring swimlanes], [Advanced searching - fields reference]