What is the term for the number of times a game must be resubmitted to the ITL to pass certification?

• A. Certification Iteration
• B. Submission Cycle
• C. Resubmittal Factor
• D. Approval Count

Answer: (C)

The concept being tested is how the certification process measures how many times a game must be resubmitted to ITL. The term that best fits this idea is Resubmittal Factor because it directly refers to the number of additional submissions required beyond the initial submission to achieve certification. It captures the iterative nature of getting a game approved, focusing on how many times you must resubmit to move forward.

This is more precise than the other options. Certification Iteration suggests cycles or rounds but doesn’t specifically quantify the number of resubmissions. Submission Cycle is a broader term for the process flow and doesn’t pinpoint how many times resubmission occurs. Approval Count refers to how many approvals are needed, not how many times you had to resubmit. If a game required two extra submissions after the first attempt, the resubmittal factor would reflect those two resubmissions.