The correct answers are Users can select a project role to receive the subscription email, Creating any filter subscription requires the Manage group filter subscriptions global permission, and A filter subscription will never send an email when the query returns zero results.

Users can select a project role to receive the subscription email is incorrect because filter subscriptions do not accept project roles as email recipients. The subscription interface allows individual users, email addresses, and Jira groups to be added, but it does not target project roles for delivery.

Creating any filter subscription requires the Manage group filter subscriptions global permission is incorrect because that global permission only applies when creating or managing subscriptions on behalf of groups. Regular users can create their own filter subscriptions for filters they can view without that global permission.

A filter subscription will never send an email when the query returns zero results is incorrect because delivery behavior can depend on subscription settings and system configuration. Subscriptions can be configured or allowed to send notifications even when a query returns no issues, so it is not true that they will never send in that case.

Recipients may receive different issue details from the same filter subscription is not an incorrect choice because recipients see results based on their permissions and issue security. That means different users can receive different issue details from the same subscription.

You can configure a Jira group as an email recipient for a subscription is not an incorrect choice because Jira supports adding groups as recipients when creating filter subscriptions. Using groups is a standard way to notify multiple users at once.

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