EDA stands for?

• A. Estimated date of arrival
• B. Estimated date of assignment
• C. Electronic data access
• D. Estimated date of authorization

Answer: (A)

This question tests what EDA stands for in a scheduling or shipping context. The best match is “Estimated date of arrival” because it directly expands the acronym with a calendar date tied to when something is expected to reach its destination. This phrasing is used to communicate arrival timing without specifying an exact clock time, which is useful for coordinating with carriers and stakeholders. The other phrases don’t fit typical usage: “Estimated date of assignment” isn’t a standard term in logistics; “Electronic data access” relates to data permissions rather than arrival timing; and “Estimated date of authorization” isn’t a common phrase for delivery plans. (Note that in other fields EDA can mean Electronic Design Automation, but in this context the intended meaning is the arrival date.) For example, if a shipment is expected on May 20, the EDA would be May 20.