In the Movement Program, the last 7 days are described as what?

• A. Firm
• B. Tentative
• C. Confirmed
• D. Pending

Answer: (B)

Understanding how plans are labeled shows why those recent moves are described as tentative. In a Movement Program, statuses indicate how fixed a schedule really is. Describing the last seven days as tentative means those movements are provisional—they’ve been planned and communicated, but they haven’t been finalized or approved yet, and details could still change as new information comes in or confirmations are completed. This helps teams know not to treat those dates as guaranteed. If the window were firm or confirmed, the plan would be locked in and unlikely to change; if it were pending, action or approvals would still be awaited. Tentative captures the idea of a recently drafted, awaiting-finalization schedule.