someone else can drive your car if
a. you have proof of residency
b. they have proof of residency
c. you have proof of insurance
d. they have proof of insurance

C. you have proof of insurance

Explanation:

Residency has nothing to do with permission to drive a car. For example, someone may have residency, but be with a license suspended. So they can't drive.

Usually, also the insurance covers the CAR and not the person. So the general rule is:

Someone else can drive your car if you have proof of insurance

b. related objects

explanation:

data is stored in related objects in an access database.

answer(a) occurs after your prediction;