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Microsoft Designing and Developing Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Applications Sample Questions:

1. A company with offices worldwide has asked you to design a SharePoint 2010 feature for an intranet portal.
The feature must:
*Be activated only on a site collection.
.Contain a customized list template.
.Contain a custom List page.
.Use globalized resources that can be shared with other features.
You need to design the feature to support all these requirements. Which approach should you
recommend?

A) Use the Scope attribute of the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a site collection. Then use the Module element in the feature to provision a file into the SharePoint 2010 site. Store shared resources in the \web server extensions\14\Resources folder.
B) Use the Module element in the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a site collection. Then set the Require Resources element to true. Store shared resources in the \web server extensions\14 \Resources folder.
C) Use the Scope attribute of the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a farm. Then use the Module element to provision a file into the SharePoint site. Store shared resources in the \_catalogs folder.
D) Use the Scope attribute of the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a site collection. Then set the Require Resources element to true. Store globalized resources in a file in a global document library.

2. You are consulting with a customer who plans to scale out their SharePoint 2010 Internet farm. You recommend that they install the standard SharePoint 2010 software needed to support the Web server role, including language support software, on their servers. The new requirements for the farm include the following: *Two new front-end Web servers will be added to the current system to increase the performance and availability of the Internet sites. .The new Web servers must properly render all sites in the five languages currently supported in the farm. .The installation must support the addition of more languages in the future and conform to all future service pack updates. .The installation plan must use standard SharePoint 2010 tools and procedures.
You need to design a plan for the customer to set up the Web servers to support all of the languages and meet the requirements. What should you recommend that the customer do next?

A) Install a language pack for each of the languages needed to display all site pages correctly. Include each of the language-specific site templates used to create the current sites.
B) Install the default language for the current farm on the two new Web servers. Then migrate all sites in the farm to these servers, including all language-specific site templates. Update the new Web servers with all necessary language packs.
C) Install the same multilingual installation packages on the Web servers that were used to install the supported languages.
D) Create the site collections needed to support the sites in all supported languages, including each of the language-specific site templates. Install a language pack for each of the supported languages.

3. You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site at your company. The accounting department has designed a SharePoint list. They need this list to be included in any new site that is created by using the Team Site site definition provided by SharePoint. A feature has been created that provisions the list in a site. You need to satisfy the request from the accounting department, while reducing the risk that future SharePoint service pack updates will impact your solution. Which approach should you recommend?

A) Create an event handler and register it with the Web Adding event. Activate the feature in the event handler.
B) Modify the Team Site onet.xml file. Add the feature to the Web Features element in the onet.xml file.
C) Create an event handler and register it with the Web Provisioned event. Activate the feature in the event handler.
D) Modify the Team Site onet.xml file. Add the feature to the Site Features element in the onet.xml file.

4. You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to provision a custom document converter for the application. Which scope should you design?

A) Web Application scoped
B) Site scoped
C) Farm scoped
D) Web scoped

5. You are creating a plan to add new functionality into a SharePoint 2010 farm. Several artifacts must be created to provide the new capabilities. The artifacts required include the following: *A custom site definition with company branding .A Web Part to provide a graph of business statistics .Custom code to calculate the business statistics Your plan needs to include a process to create and deploy the new functionality. Which approach should you recommend?

A) Define a site template built on a new site definition, which includes the company branding. Implement it on the site that includes the new artifacts. Reset IIS.
B) Build the company branding and the new artifacts into a feature. Staple the new feature to an existing site definition in the farm. Reset IIS.
C) Develop and test the required artifacts. Build the artifacts into a solution package. Deploy the solution package to the farm.
D) Define the new site definition, including the company branding and all the required artifacts. Create a site using this new site definition.

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