Adobe Experience Manager Digital Librarian Professional (AD0-E143) Certification Sample Questions

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Adobe AD0-E143 Sample Questions:

01. A librarian explains what a Project offers that a shared folder of campaign assets does not.

Which two are correct?

(Choose two.)

a) It generates renditions tailored to the campaign

b) It stores the assets and their renditions in one location only

c) It holds the team working on the campaign

d) It tracks outstanding tasks and their status

02. A librarian is asked to make an approval process both auditable and resilient when individuals are away.

Which two design choices serve those goals?

(Choose two.)

a) Allow contributors to publish directly when a reviewer is unavailable

b) Rely on the workflow's own record of who acted and when

c) Assign review steps to a group rather than one named person

d) Record the approval in a shared spreadsheet and reconcile it later

03. A librarian is assigning people to a Project and must decide who can change its configuration and membership as against who only needs to see progress.

What governs that distinction?

a) The workflow model attached to the Project

b) The role each member is given in the Project

c) The Collection shared with the Project team

d) The Collection shared with the Project team

04. A librarian wants a review process applied to every asset arriving in a particular intake folder, without starting it by hand each time.

Which arrangement fits?

a) Configure the workflow to launch on assets added to that folder

b) Ask contributors to start the workflow after uploading

c) Apply a metadata profile to the folder that receives them

d) Add the folder's assets to a Smart Collection

05. A librarian wants reviewers to leave feedback that stays attached to the asset after the review closes.

Which capability fits?

a) A metadata field holding the reviewer's verdict

b) A Collection holding the reviewed assets

c) Annotations and timeline comments on the asset

d) The workflow step's assignment and completion record

06. A Project has run its course and the organization wants its record kept while it stops appearing as active work.

Which two considerations apply?

(Choose two.)

a) Its assets are deleted along with the Project

b) Its tasks and their outcomes remain part of the record

c) Its completed tasks and owners are removed to keep reporting clean

d) Its assets remain in the repository independently of the Project

07. A team member is given a Project role that lets them view progress but not alter the Project's configuration.

What is the purpose of such a role?

a) To restrict which assets the member can search for

b) To prevent the member from receiving any notifications

c) To give stakeholders visibility without the ability to change the work

d) To let the member complete tasks assigned to them only

08. A workflow step assigned to a group rather than an individual is waiting.

What does that mean in practice?

a) Every member of the group must act and confirm before it advances

b) The step is duplicated so each member gets a copy

c) Any member of the group can take the step and act on it

d) The step advances automatically after a set period

09. An approval process is defined and running, yet assets still reach publication without review during busy periods.

Which explanation should be investigated first?

a) The assets lack the metadata the reviewers need

b) The reviewers are not receiving notifications

c) The workflow model has more steps than that deadline allows

d) Publication is reachable by a route that does not pass through the workflow

10. An organization runs many similar campaigns and wants each new Project to start with the same structure, roles and task set.

Which mechanism supports that?

a) A Project template

b) A workflow model attached to each campaign

c) A metadata profile applied at the Project folder

d) A Smart Collection built on campaign criteria

Answers:

Question: 01 Answer: c, d	Question: 02 Answer: b, c	Question: 03 Answer: c	Question: 04 Answer: a	Question: 05 Answer: c
Question: 06 Answer: b, d	Question: 07 Answer: c	Question: 08 Answer: c	Question: 09 Answer: d	Question: 10 Answer: a

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