Microsoft 70-576 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-576 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  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 same multilingual installation packages on the Web servers that were used to install the supported languages.
  C. 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.
  D. 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.
  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.

• Question 2:

  You are designing an application configuration approach for a custom SharePoint 2010 application. You need to design the application configuration to:

  .Store and secure custom configuration settings for the application including connection strings, server names, file paths, and other miscellaneous settings.

  .Read and display the settings on the site with an administrative user interface that can be configured using a custom _layouts page.

  .Store configuration settings at the farm, Web application, site collection, and site levels as needed. You need to design a storage option that is simple and lightweight in structure and programmatically configurable.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Add custom configuration settings to the web.config file and programmatically read this file to display the custom settings.
  B. Use a hierarchical object store to save the custom configuration settings and programmatically read it to display the custom settings.
  C. Use a property bag to store the custom configuration settings.
  D. Use SharePoint lists to store the custom configuration settings.
  C. Use a property bag to store the custom configuration settings.

• Question 3:

  You are designing a custom administrative timer job for a SharePoint 2010 farm.You need to design a storage plan for the program configuration data that meets the following requirements:

  .The configuration data in the storage location must control the program logic for the timer job.

  .The storage location must allow the configuration information to be saved and modified as the timer job parameters change.

  .The storage location must require administrative access to modify the program logic.

  .The storage method must support farm-scoped timer jobs.

  Which object class should you use to create the storage location?

  A. the ConfigurationSection class in the web.config file
  B. the SPWebConfigModification class in in the web.config file
  C. the SPPersistedObject class in the hierarchical object store
  D. the SPWeb class in the site collection property bag
  C. the SPPersistedObject class in the hierarchical object store

• Question 4:

  You are using SharePoint 2010 to design an intranet application for a manufacturer.Employees need to view Web pages with instructions on how to assemble various products. The legal department requires that employees can view past versions of each set of instructions. The instructions may contain rich text elements such as bullets and images.You need to design a solution that meets these requirements.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. For each product, create a Web Part page and add a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" to a Web Part zone on that page. Add the set of instructions to the Web Part.
  B. For each product, create an application page and add a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" to a Web Part Zone on that page. Add the set of instructions to the Web Part.
  C. Create a page layout that includes a Web Part zone and a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" in that Web Part Zone. For each product, create a publishing page based on that page layout and add the set of instructions to the Web Part.
  D. Create a content type with a Publishing HTML column titled "Instructions". Create a page layout based on the content type for each product. For each product, create a publishing page using the page layout. Add the set of instructions to the "Instructions" column.
  C. Create a page layout that includes a Web Part zone and a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" in that Web Part Zone. For each product, create a publishing page based on that page layout and add the set of instructions to the Web Part.

• Question 5:

  You have designed a new SharePoint 2010 Web Part that was deployed to the testing environment. A tester has reported that clicking a custom button in the Web Part has no effect in the browser. You need to ensure that the button works as designed.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Set the Load User Profile property to False in the SharePoint Central Administration v4 application pool. Then restart IIS.
  B. Verify that JavaScript is enabled in the tester's browser and that User Account Control is not causing the issue.
  C. Enable the Full Control permission policy level in the Manage Permission Policy Levels dialog box.
  D. Clear the browser cache on the tester's machine and reopen the browser.
  B. Verify that JavaScript is enabled in the tester's browser and that User Account Control is not causing the issue.

• Question 6:

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

  A. farm scoped
  B. site scoped
  C. Web scoped
  D. WebApplication scoped
  D. WebApplication scoped

• Question 7:

  You have a public-facing SharePoint 2010 site. The site resides on two Web front-ends that are not load balanced.You are asked to design an update for a Web Part to the site. The update requires modifications to the code in the global assembly cache (GAC).You need to design the update with minimal impact to users who are accessing the site.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Perform an IISReset on each Web front-end.
  B. Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Recycle the application pool for the SharePoint site on each Web front-end.
  C. Deploy the update within a custom Microsoft Windows Installer package that copies the code into the GAC and performs an IISReset on each Web front-end.
  D. Deploy the update in a SharePoint solution file.
  B. Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Recycle the application pool for the SharePoint site on each Web front-end.

• Question 8:

  You are designing a data capture approach for a SharePoint 2010 intranet site.You need to specify the data capture design elements in the user interface to meet the following requirements:

  .The site must provide data-entry forms for users to update list dat a. .The users should be allowed to take the submission form offline. Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Design InfoPath 2010 client forms and deploy them to a SharePoint library for data entry and submission.
  B. Design InfoPath 2010 browser-based forms and deploy them with InfoPath Forms Services to SharePoint 2010 for data entry and submission.
  C. Design custom ASP.NET form pages and deploy them under the _layout folder. Use ASP.NET form pages for data entry and submission.
  D. Design SharePoint lists and allow users to enter and submit data.
  A. Design InfoPath 2010 client forms and deploy them to a SharePoint library for data entry and submission.

• Question 9:

  You are designing a custom SharePoint 2010 solution package. It will include a feature that contains a Web Part, which requires a custom assembly for its functionality.You need to design the feature based on the following requirements:

  .The Web Part must be a partial trust application and support a custom Code Access Security (CAS) policy.

  .The solution package must be deployed without the need of farm-level administrator permissions.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create the Web Part feature and deploy the required assembly to the bin directory of only the Web applications that require it. Then delegate administration to the site administrator. Lastly, create a custom CAS policy file and point to it the web.config file of the application.
  B. Create the Web Part feature assembly with a strong name and deploy it using a .wsp file to the _app_bin directory of all Web applications where it is needed. Then activate it using delegated administration.
  C. Create an assembly with a strong name and deploy it to the global assembly cache at the farm level. Activate the feature at the site collection level with delegated administration.
  D. Create the Web Part feature as a sandboxed solution.
  D. Create the Web Part feature as a sandboxed solution.

• Question 10:

  You are planning an upgrade to a SharePoint 2010 application. You have the following requirements:

  .Modify an existing workflow to include a new code activity.

  .Ensure running instances of the workflow continue to work.

  .Ensure new instances of the workflow include the modifications.

  You need to plan the upgrade the application to meet these requirements.

  After the workflow code is modified, what should your plan specify?

  A. Deploying the code to the global assembly cache (GAC) and deactivating the workflow feature.
  B. Incrementing the version of the workflow assembly, deploying to the GAC, and activating the workflow feature.
  C. Incrementing the version of the workflow assembly, deploying to the GAC, deactivating the workflow feature, and then activating the workflow feature.
  D. Incrementing the version of the workflow assembly, deploying to the GAC, and modifying the appropriate workflow.xml file to reference the new version.
  D. Incrementing the version of the workflow assembly, deploying to the GAC, and modifying the appropriate workflow.xml file to reference the new version.