Name any two types of access specifiers.

public and private. (protected and default are equally acceptable.)

Java has exactly four levels of access, and naming any two earns the marks — but knowing all four is safer: public - accessible from anywhere protected - accessible within the class, its subclasses and its package default - accessible only within the same package (written by giving no specifier at all) private - accessible only within the same class Adding one word of meaning beside each name costs nothing and protects you if the examiner wants more.