Practice vocabulary for App Store review processes: rejection reasons, responding to reviewers, expedited reviews, guideline violations, and review timelines.
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'The app was ___ for violating guideline 4.2.' Which word is correct?
'Rejected' is the official term when Apple's review team decides an app does not meet App Store guidelines. The app cannot go live until the issues are resolved.
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'We ___ to the review with clarification.' Which verb fits?
Developers 'respond' to the App Store reviewer through Resolution Center. You can provide clarification, attach screenshots, or explain why the app complies with guidelines.
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What is an 'expedited review request'?
An expedited review is a request to Apple to accelerate the review process, typically justified by a critical bug fix, a time-sensitive event, or a legal/regulatory deadline.
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'The app has been ___ review for 5 days.' Which preposition fits?
The phrase is 'in review' — the app is currently being evaluated by Apple's review team. Normal review times are 1–3 days, so 5 days is unusually long.
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Which guideline number is most commonly associated with 'minimum functionality' rejections on the App Store?
Guideline 4.2 ('Minimum Functionality') is the most cited rejection reason — Apple requires apps to offer meaningful functionality beyond what a mobile website provides.