The correct answers are: Administer Projects, Manage Sprints, Edit Issues and Schedule Issues.

The Administer Projects permission grants project administrators the ability to configure project settings and to create and edit project versions and components, and that is why it is required to manage versions and components.

The Manage Sprints permission specifically allows creating and managing sprints, so it is required to create a new sprint and to control sprint lifecycle actions in the project.

Both Edit Issues and Schedule Issues are needed for updating issue dates and related fields. The Edit Issues permission allows changing issue content and fields in general, and the Schedule Issues permission covers modifications to scheduling fields such as start dates and due dates in boards and planning views.

Manage Project Roles is incorrect because that permission only controls role membership and role assignment and it does not grant rights to manage versions components sprints or edit issue scheduling fields.

Manage Components is incorrect in this scenario because component management is covered by the project administration role provided by Administer Projects, so it is not separately required when that permission is granted.

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