Which statement correctly expands CGEAL?

• A. Computer Generated Entry Authority List
• B. Central Gate Entry Authorization Log
• C. Computer Generated Entry Ledger
• D. Civilian Gate Entry Access List

Answer: (A)

CGEAL expands to Computer Generated Entry Authority List. The key idea here is that this is a roster of individuals who have official permission to enter a controlled area, produced automatically by a security or access-control system. “Entry Authority” refers to who is allowed access, not just who has entered in the past, and “Computer Generated” means the list is maintained by an information system that pulls in training, clearances, and time-window data to keep it current. At the gate, security uses this list to quickly verify that a person is authorized for entry, helping ensure only eligible personnel gain access and reducing the chance of human error. The other options describe things like a log, a ledger, or a civilian-specific list, which don’t capture the concept of an authoritative, system-generated roster of allowed entrants.