The correct answers are Users can group issues by priority, Users can create multiple issues at once from the board and Users can add a new status directly from the board.

Users can group issues by priority is correct because project boards commonly offer grouping and swimlane options that use the priority field to organize work. Grouping by priority helps teams surface the highest impact items and keep the board focused.

Users can create multiple issues at once from the board is correct because many board implementations include bulk create or multiissue add workflows or allow CSV import so several issues can be created and placed on the board in a single operation. This saves time when onboarding a set of related tasks.

Users can add a new status directly from the board is correct because boards often allow adding a new column which creates or maps to a new status in the workflow. Creating a status from the board may update the workflow and typically requires the appropriate project or workflow admin permissions.

A single status can be displayed across several columns is incorrect because statuses are normally mapped to columns in a one to one way and a single status cannot be shown in multiple columns at the same time.

Users can group issues by reporter on team owned boards is incorrect because reporter based grouping is not a standard grouping option on many team owned boards. If you need to view issues by reporter you generally use filters or custom queries rather than a built in group view on a team owned board.

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