Adobe Experience Manager Sites Business Practitioner Expert (AD0-E121) Certification Sample Questions

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Adobe AD0-E121 Sample Questions:

01. A client asks why authors cannot simply be given every available component and left to choose sensibly.

How should the practitioner explain the arrangement?

a) Each component consumes license and storage capacity, so the set is kept small

b) Components not allowed on a template would not render correctly if placed there

c) Authors would otherwise be able to change the page structure itself

d) A governed set keeps pages within the approved design and gives authors a shorter, relevant choice

02. A client site has been signed off on the desktop layouts. The practitioner knows that most of its customers arrive on phones.

What should the verification include?

a) Confirming the pages can be read and used at the sizes customers use

b) Confirming the site loads quickly on a mobile connection

c) Confirming the pages use the responsive components specified in the design

d) Confirming the desktop layouts were reviewed and approved by the design team

03. A global team has amended a corporate statement on its source pages and run a rollout to eight regional sites. The practitioner must confirm the regions now carry the amended wording.

What should they check?

a) One regional page, since the rollout applies the same change to all eight

b) The source pages, to confirm the amended wording was saved before the rollout ran

c) Each regional page, since a locally adapted section no longer takes the rollout

d) That the rollout completed without reporting an error

04. A minority of customers report that a booking page loses their selections. The practitioner follows the same steps and the page behaves correctly every time.

What should the practitioner do?

a) Report the fault as described, noting that it could not be reproduced

b) Examine what is different about the customers affected

c) Treat the reports as isolated incidents until the number of them grows

d) Ask the affected customers to try again and confirm whether it recurs

05. A permission model has been configured to the design the practitioner approved. Before sign-off they must confirm it behaves as intended.

Which two checks should the practitioner make?

(Choose two.)

a) Confirm that the number of groups matches the number of business roles

b) Confirm that each role can reach the content it is accountable for

c) Confirm that each role cannot reach content outside its scope

d) Confirm that administrators can reach all content in every group scope

e) Confirm that the group names match those used in the design document

06. A site is due to go live tomorrow. The practitioner has been asked whether they are content to recommend it.

Which two confirmations should carry the most weight?

(Choose two.)

a) That no defect has been raised in the past week

b) That the outcomes the business funded the site to achieve can be performed on it

c) That the known defects have been assessed and accepted by the business

d) That the delivery team has completed every item and task in the plan

e) That every stakeholder has confirmed they are satisfied with the design

07. A template has been delivered for the client news section. The practitioner must confirm it is fit for authors before the content team begins using it.

Which two checks should they make?

(Choose two.)

a) That the components authors need for a news article are available on it

b) That the template has been deployed to the environment serving visitors

c) That the template name follows the client naming convention

d) That the template was built within the estimate agreed for it

e) That a page created from it starts in the arrangement the section requires

08. An integration with a customer system has been delivered, and the practitioner must confirm it meets the requirement before it is accepted.

Which two checks belong to the practitioner?

(Choose two.)

a) That the connection uses the authentication method the technical design specifies

b) That the information appearing on the page is what the business expected to see

c) That the page behaves acceptably when the other system does not answer

d) That the data exchange completes within the response time the servers allow

e) That the integration code has been reviewed and approved by a second developer on the team

09. Authors ask for a card component that matches the existing one but adds a small badge. A developer offers to build a new component from scratch.

What should the practitioner recommend?

a) Add the badge to the existing component for every page that uses it

b) Build the new component from scratch, so it stays independent of the existing one

c) Extend the existing component to keep its behavior and add the badge

d) Ask the authors to place a separate image component next to the card

10. During verification the practitioner finds that a delivered feature matches the approved requirement exactly, and that the requirement itself describes something the business will not be able to use.

What should the practitioner do?

a) Ask the delivery team to amend the feature to what the business needs

b) Raise it as a defect, since the delivered feature is unusable

c) Accept the delivery, since it matches what was approved

d) Record it as a requirement to be corrected and agree the change with its owner

Answers:

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

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