The correct answers are B: tags and C: enabled.
dbt tests—both generic and singular—support a limited but clearly defined set of configurations. Two of the supported configurations are tags, which allow grouping and selecting tests using dbt’s selector syntax, and enabled, which can be set to true or false to control whether a test should run. These configurations are commonly used to manage large test suites, such as disabling slow tests in development or tagging tests for CI pipelines.
Option A (on_schema_change) is a model-only configuration and cannot be applied to tests.
Option D (materialized) applies only to models, not tests, since tests compile into queries that evaluate failures rather than physical objects.
Option E (persist_docs) applies to models and sources for documentation purposes. Tests do not support persisted documentation properties beyond what appears in test metadata.
dbt’s documentation makes clear that tests inherit only a small subset of configurations compared to models—primarily enabled, tags, severity, and custom test arguments. Among the options provided, only tags and enabled are valid and supported.
Thus, the correct answers are B and C.
