Microsoft GitHub Foundations (GH-900) Certification Sample Questions

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Microsoft GH-900 Sample Questions:

01. Someone has inadvertently committed a sensitive API key, triggering an alert. Where can you find the open alerts?

a) Selecting the “Open Security Alerts” warning at the top of the repository’s page.

b) The alert is only shared to the repository owner with an email. For security reasons, it is not visible any other places.

c) Selecting the “Security” tab at the top of a repository’s page.

d) The files and line numbers will show a red exclamation mark next to them on github.com.

02. Reference Scenario: GH-900 Case 5 — Kestrel Point Marine Station cruise analysis scripts

Goal 1 concerns the scripts that staff send each other by email. Ines asks what keeping the scripts under version control with Git would give the station that email attachments do not. Which statements are correct?

(Select all that apply.)

a) Each commit records who made a change, when, and a message saying why

b) Git locks a script while one person edits it, so changes cannot collide

c) Only the newest version of a script is stored, and older versions are discarded

d) Any earlier version of a script can be viewed or restored from its history

e) Each script is checked for calculation and logic errors before a commit is saved

03. 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 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.

b) Add an ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md file that includes fields for reproduction steps, system properties, and instructions for generating and including important logs.

c) Use GitHub Script to add a workflow action that automatically rejects any issues with a description fewer than 200 characters long.

d) Add a SUPPORT.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.

04. Reference Scenario: GH-900 Case 5 — Kestrel Point Marine Station cruise analysis scripts

Goal 3 concerns the graduate students who arrive each term. Oskar wants every student to get the same Python version with the station's analysis libraries already installed, and to run scripts in a terminal. All of this must work from a web browser on any laptop, with nothing installed locally.

Which approach meets goal 3?

a) Commit a dev container configuration and have students open the repository in codespaces

b) Write the Python version and library installation steps in the README for students to follow

c) Have students start codespaces from a repository with no dev container configuration

d) Have students open the repository in the github.dev editor from their browser

05. What is the main difference between centralized and distributed version control systems?

a) Centralized systems handle large projects faster than distributed systems, while distributed systems slow down as a project's history grows.

b) Centralized systems provide stronger security measures than distributed systems, whose full local copies place the entire history on every developer's machine.

c) Distributed systems rely on cloud-based storage, while centralized systems use local repositories.

d) Centralized systems use a centralized server for code storage, while distributed systems do not require a server.

06. Reference Scenario: GH-900 Case 1 — Tidewater Library Consortium ShelfLink volunteers

Marcus wants to keep receiving notifications for conversations he has commented in and whenever someone @mentions him in tidewater/shelflink. He wants no notifications about any other activity in that repository. Which watch setting should Marcus choose for the repository?

a) All Activity

b) Participating and @mentions

c) Ignore

d) Custom, with Issues and Pull requests selected

07. 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 repositories

b) Maintain permission on at least one related repository

c) Team maintainer

d) Organization billing manager

08. Reference Scenario: GH-900 Case 4 — Brennock Valley Transit depot inspection tools

Goal 1 concerns Leela's work at the depots. During a network outage she committed three versions of a fix to depot-tools on her laptop. The connection has just returned, and she has run no other Git commands since. Which statements correctly describe the state of Leela's work?

(Select all that apply.)

a) She must make the commits again, because Git does not record commits without a network connection

b) GitHub received the commits automatically when the connection returned

c) One push will send all three commits to GitHub together

d) All three versions are saved as commits in the repository on her laptop

e) Her teammates cannot see the three commits until she pushes them to GitHub

09. What happens if you lose internet connectivity while using a Codespace?

a) Nothing happens, since the codespace runs on your own machine and everything you type is stored there regardless of internet access.

b) If the connection to the internet is lost while working in a Codespace, edit access is lost until connectivity is recovered.

c) If you lose internet connection while working on your Codespace, your unsaved changes are lost.

d) Codespaces don't require an internet connection. You can access your Codespace regardless of connectivity.

10. How does Git help with collaboration among multiple developers?

a) Git allows developers to work on their own copies of a project and merge changes seamlessly.

b) Git assigns tasks to individual developers and tracks each one's progress toward completion.

c) Git provides a built-in chat channel so that developers can discuss changes in real time.

d) Git automatically resolves conflicts whenever two developers change the same lines of the same file.

Answers:

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

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