The correct answers are Releases listed in the backlog display only issues that satisfy the board filter, The board sub filter hides issues on the TaskBoard without affecting counts shown in external reports, and A TrackerPro system administrator can create a new workflow status by adding a column on the board.

Releases listed in the backlog display only issues that satisfy the board filter is correct because the board filter defines which issues are visible in backlog release groups and the backlog view applies that filter when it enumerates release contents.

The board sub filter hides issues on the TaskBoard without affecting counts shown in external reports is correct because the sub filter operates as a view layer on the board only and it does not change the underlying issue set that external reports and totals use.

A TrackerPro system administrator can create a new workflow status by adding a column on the board is correct because administrators have the permission to extend the workflow and adding a column on the board creates the corresponding status in the system workflow.

The board filter hides issues from the TaskBoard while leaving report totals unchanged is incorrect because the board filter affects which issues are considered in backlog and reporting contexts and therefore can change report totals.

Board managers can alter the board filter even if they are not the owner of the saved filter is incorrect because saved filter ownership and permissions control who can modify the saved filter and board manager rights do not automatically override saved filter ownership.

The count of Epics shown in the backlog is unaffected by the board filter is incorrect because the board filter restricts which issues are visible in the backlog and that restriction changes the counts of Epics that are shown.

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