The Common Criteria terminology for the degree of examination of the
product to be tested is:

A.
Functionality (F)

B.
Target of Evaluation (TOE)

C.
Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL)

D.
Protection Profile (PP)

Explanation:
The Evaluation Assurance Levels range from EA1 (functional
testing) to EA7 (detailed testing and formal design verification). The
Target of Evaluation (TOE), answer a, refers to the product to be
tested. Answer b, Protection Profile (PP), is an implementationindependent
specification of the security requirements and
protections of a product that could be built. A Security Target (ST) is a
listing of the security claims for a particular IT security product.
Also, the Common Criteria describes an intermediate grouping of
security requirement components as a package. Functionality, answer
c, refers to Part 2 of the Common Criteria that contains standard and
well-understood functional security requirements for IT systems.