01. You want to grant a user permissions to add and remove organization members to and from a team. Which permission would you need to grant that user?
a) Admin permission on all related repository
b) Maintain permission on at least one related repository
c) Organization billing manager
d) Team maintainer
02. What is the main difference between centralized and distributed version control systems?
a) Centralized systems use a centralized server for code storage, while distributed systems do not require a server.
b) Centralized systems are faster than distributed systems in handling large projects.
c) Distributed systems rely on cloud-based storage, while centralized systems use local repositories.
d) Centralized systems provide stronger security measures compared to distributed systems.
03. On the GitHub platform how can you stay up to date and notified with a user’s public activity?
a) By following an organization
b) By following the user
c) By subscribing to the user’s feed
d) By subscribing to an organization’s feed
04. Where does a user authenticate after enabling SAML Single sign-on?
a) With a GitHub login.
b) With the organization credentials.
c) With the Identity Provider (IdP).
d) With a personal login.
05. As an organization owner, you want to ensure that everyone who is signed in to your corporate network can access the GitHub website without requiring a additional credentials. Which technology would you enable to accomplish this?
a) Single sign-on
b) Two-factor authentication
c) Personal Access Tokens
d) SSH keys
06. In a GitHub Project, what types of views can be created?
a) Table, Board, Roadmap
b) Gantt, Kanban, Spreadsheet
c) Simple List, Tree List, Linked Nodes
d) Timeline, Calendar, Gantt, Board
07. Which of the following cannot be used as an event trigger (‘on: xyz’)?
a) Merging a branch
b) A user visits a specified page on the repository
c) Making a commit to a branch
d) Opening an issue
08. Your team has been receiving some low-quality bug reports without enough information to properly diagnose. Which of the following choices is the **best** way to address the issue?
a) Add an ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md file that includes fields for reproduction steps, system properties, and instructions for generating and including important logs.
b) Use GitHub Script to add a workflow action that automatically rejects any issues with a description fewer than 200 characters long.
c) Add a CONTRIBUTING.md file that clearly explains what's expected in bug reports, such as reproduction steps, system properties, and instructions for generating and including important logs.
d) Add a issues.md file that clearly explains what's expected in bug reports, such as reproduction steps, system properties, and instructions for generating and including important logs.
09. How does Git help with collaboration among multiple developers?
a) Git assigns tasks to developers and tracks their progress.
b) Git automatically resolves conflicts in code changes.
c) Git provides a platform for real-time communication.
d) Git allows developers to work on their own copies of a project and merge changes seamlessly.
10. Someone has inadvertently committed a sensitive API key, triggering an alert. Where can you find the open alerts?
a) The files and line numbers will show a red exclamation mark next to them on github.com.
b) Selecting the “Security” tab at the top of a repository’s page.
c) The alert is only shared to the repository owner with an email. For security reasons, it is not visible any other places.
d) Selecting the “Open Security Alerts” warning at the top of the repository’s page.
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