You perform a major skim on the ruleset ABC:02-02-01 to ABC:03-01-01.

The major skim operation copies rules from the highest minor version of the current major version of a ruleset to create a new major version. In this scenario, the ruleset being skimmed is ABC:02-02-01, indicating that the current major version is 02.

Given this, the ruleset versions that would be used by the skim operation to copy rules into ABC:03-01-01 would be the highest minor versions within the major version 02.

02-01-01: This is not the highest minor version (since we have 02-02-01), so it would not be used. The answer should be "No."

01-02-01: This is from a different major version (01), so it would not be used. The answer should be "No."

02-01-05: Despite having a higher patch version, it belongs to the minor version 01 within the major version 02. Since we have a higher minor version 02, this would not be used. The answer should be "No."

Only the highest minor version from the current major version (in this case, 02-02-01) is used for the skim operation to create the new major version ABC:03-01-01. If the ruleset version 02-02-01 were listed, the correct answer would be "Yes" for that version, but as it is not listed, none of the provided ruleset versions would be used in this skim operation.