The correct option is Set up job and Complete job.

GitHub Actions automatically inserts two system steps in every job. It begins with Set up job which prepares the runner environment and workspace for the job to execute. It ends with Complete job which finalizes the run and allows any post steps from actions to execute before the job is marked complete.

Set up job and Tear down job is incorrect because the platform uses the specific wording Complete job for the final system step rather than Tear down job, and that is what you see in the logs for every job.

Authenticate to Google Cloud and Upload artifacts to Cloud Storage is incorrect because those are provider specific tasks that only run if you add the corresponding actions. They are not system steps that GitHub includes by default in every job.

Checkout and Post-job cleanup is incorrect because checkout only happens if you add the actions checkout step, and there is no universal step named Post-job cleanup. When actions define post behavior, the logs show action specific post steps rather than a generic cleanup step.

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