FAT32 for 4TB disk? Wrong answer or trick question?

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Hi,
I am doing some online practice tests for A+ 902 and I saw this question:

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https://ibb.co/gjhozq

Since FAT32 only supports up to 2TB and since the question is about initializing the drive, I would expect the correct answer to be GPT, not FAT32
Am I missing something?

Thanks

 

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Can't see the linked thing, but GPT is a format for partition tables, one GPT per disk. Its opposite is MBR. FAT/ntfs/xfs/btrfs etc are file system formats not disk partition formats.

 

Hi, thanks for your reply.
If you paste the url of my previous post in your browser, you should be able to see it

Anyway, the question is this:
"A technician installs Windows 7 on a 4TB hard drive. Which of the following should the technician choose when initializing the drive for the machine to access all the disk space"

A:GPT
B:FAT32
C:MBR
D:exFAT

I chose A but apparently the correct answer is B, which doesn't make sense at all...