Microsoft 70-576 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-576 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 121:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that will deploy a Web Part assembly.You need to specify which element to add to the solution manifest (manifest.xml) to meet the following requirements:

  .The Web Part must retrieve data from an external database but must not require a custom access policy. .The company's security policies specify that all SharePoint Web applications must run at minimal trust. Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Add a DwpFile element and an Assembly element specifying a DeploymentTarget of GlobalAssemblyCache.
  B. Add a DwpFile element and an Assembly element specifying a DeploymentTarget of WebApplication.
  C. Add a SafeControl element within an Assembly element specifying a DeploymentTarget of GlobalAssemblyCache.
  D. Add a SafeControl element within an Assembly element specifying a DeploymentTarget of WebApplication.
  C. Add a SafeControl element within an Assembly element specifying a DeploymentTarget of GlobalAssemblyCache.

• Question 122:

  The development team you manage has added new functionality to an application in the development environment that improves the application currently running in the production SharePoint 2010 farm. The added functionality includes several custom Web Parts. You need to create a plan to add the new functionality to the existing production SharePoint 2010farm.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create a new application that includes the Web Parts and deploy it to the farm as a .wsp package.
  B. Export the site hosting the Web Parts as a .stp template file. Change the template file and import the .stp file back into the production farm.
  C. Build the new functionality into a feature and use the Stsadm Upgrade command to update the application in the farm.
  D. Build the new functionality into a feature in a new solution package and deploy it to the production farm.
  D. Build the new functionality into a feature in a new solution package and deploy it to the production farm.

• Question 123:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application.You need to design the application according to the following requirements:

  .The application must contain a workflow that can be started manually through the SharePoint user interface or through a call to SPWorkflowManager.StartWorkflow.

  .The workflow must not be associated with a specific list or a document library.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Set the Site Scope property in Workflow Settings to enable the workflow across the entire site.
  B. Create a reusable declarative workflow.
  C. Create a sequential site workflow.
  D. Create a sequential list workflow.
  C. Create a sequential site workflow.

• Question 124:

  You work for a manufacturer who needs to advertise its catalog of products online using a SharePoint 2010 publishing site. A page author will create a Web page for every type of product the manufacturer makes. Each Web page will display

  the name of the material the product is made from and a photo of the product.You need to design this site to satisfy the following requirements:

  .When the page author creates a new Web page for a product, the author should only be able to choose from a list of five materials.

  .The manufacturer's marketing manager should be able to add to the list of materials at any time without assistance from the IT department.

  .Users can choose to view the site in English, German, or Spanish. A user should see the name of the product material in only the language they have selected.

  .The URL of the page should remain the same for each type of product regardless of the language the user has selected.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create a site column of type "Choice" for English, German, and French, and add the translated list of materials to the site column for each language. Add all three site columns to the page layout. Give the marketing manager permission to edit the Choice site column values for each language.
  B. Create a resource file for each language and install the resource file using a SharePoint solution package. Show the marketing manager how to edit the resource file.
  C. Use the Managed Metadata Service to create a set of terms used for product materials and translate each term into English, German, and Spanish. Add a site column mapped to the term set to the page layout. Make the marketing manager the term set owner.
  D. For each type of product, create three Web pages, one for each language. Give the marketing manager permission to edit all the product Web pages.
  C. Use the Managed Metadata Service to create a set of terms used for product materials and translate each term into English, German, and Spanish. Add a site column mapped to the term set to the page layout. Make the marketing manager the term set owner.

• Question 125:

  You are consulting with a customer who has an Internet-facing SharePoint 2010 site. The SharePoint farm runs across multiple servers.The customer needs to improve the user experience on the site by improving Web page load times. The site customization requires extensive resources, including large image files, custom CSS, and JavaScript files.You need to suggest a way to help improve the SharePoint site performance that does not require a hardware upgrade.

  What should you recommend that the customer do?

  A. Configure the query servers in the farm as additional Web servers and verify that the object cache is enabled on all Internet-facing Web sites.
  B. Reconfigure the Web servers to increase the size of their page files.
  C. Enable disk-based caching on the Web servers for the Internet-facing Web site.
  D. Create an additional Microsoft SQL Server database to store the configuration database that stores the data for the site.
  C. Enable disk-based caching on the Web servers for the Internet-facing Web site.

• Question 126:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that connects to an external Microsoft SQL Server database.You have the following requirements:

  .Server administrators can add and edit connection strings at the Web application level.

  .SharePoint users must not be able to view or modify sensitive data in the connection strings.

  .Server administrators can add or change the connection strings declaratively with no custom UI required.

  .The connection strings can be modified programmatically without redeploying code.

  You need to create a plan to store connection strings for the database within the SharePoint system.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Add or change the connection strings in the web.config file.
  B. Use a hierarchical object store configuration approach to store the connection strings.
  C. Use a property bag configuration approach to store the connection strings.
  D. Use SharePoint lists to store the connection strings.
  A. Add or change the connection strings in the web.config file.

• Question 127:

  An application will be deployed in a SharePoint 2010 server farm that is managed by department- level site collection administrators.You need to design this application to meet all the following requirements:

  .The application must contain a custom Web Part that accesses the object model at the farm level.

  .The application must be available anywhere in the farm as more departments require the functionality.

  .The site collection administrator in each department must be able to activate the application without the help of the farm administrator.

  .The level of access to the SharePoint 2010 object model must be limited.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create the Web Part as part of a feature in a sandboxed solution. Then deploy it with a farm-level scope.
  B. Create the Web Part as part of a feature in a sandboxed solution. Then deploy it by assigning a resource quota at the site collection level.
  C. Create the Web Part as part of a feature. Then deploy it to the bin directory of the Web application of each department. Specify and deploy a Custom Access Security policy defining the security limitations of the Web Part.
  D. Create the Web Part as part of a feature. Then deploy it to the bin directory of the Web application of each department. Delegate authority to modify the security in the Web application web.config file to the site collection administrator of each department.
  C. Create the Web Part as part of a feature. Then deploy it to the bin directory of the Web application of each department. Specify and deploy a Custom Access Security policy defining the security limitations of the Web Part.

• Question 128:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that creates a content type.You need to design the application so that users are not able to change the content type from within the SharePoint 2010 user interface. Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create a content type that is read-only and deployed as a feature.
  B. Create a content type that is sealed and deployed as a feature.
  C. Use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create a content type and uncheck Allow Modifications.
  D. Use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create a content type that is read-only.
  B. Create a content type that is sealed and deployed as a feature.

• Question 129:

  The IT, human resources, and legal departments in a large company each have site collections that run in separate Web applications in a SharePoint 2010 server farm.You need to design a SharePoint information architecture that will meet

  the following requirements:

  .All departments should use a consistent set of keywords.

  .Certain enterprise keywords must be shared across all departments.

  .The keywords should be managed dynamically.

  .The keywords should be globally available to SharePoint service applications.

  .The keywords should be able to be managed programmatically.

  .The keywords management must use standard services and be maintained with built-in SharePoint 2010 administration tools.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Programmatically connect each Web application for all departments to the Global Managed Metadata shared service containing the common enterprise keywords.
  B. Programmatically add the site collection containing the common enterprise keywords list to the Web applications for all departments.
  C. Create a managed metadata term set of all of the common enterprise keywords and deploy it as a feature to the farm. Programmatically activate the feature in the Web application for all departments.
  D. Create a managed metadata term store of all of the common enterprise keywords and deploy it as a feature to the farm. Programmatically activate the feature in the Web application for all departments.
  A. Programmatically connect each Web application for all departments to the Global Managed Metadata shared service containing the common enterprise keywords.

• Question 130:

  You work for a software company that sells Web Parts to customers. You designed the first version of a Web Part named Weather 1.0. The company has already sold several hundred licenses of the Web Part.You designed a new solution package for Weather 2.0.

  Some customers who are already using Weather 1.0 will install Weather 2.0 in the same Web application as Weather 1.0.You need to design your package so that the functionality of Weather 1.0 will not be affected by the installation of Weather 2.0 in the same Web application.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Use the same assembly name and namespace for Weather 2.0 that you used for Weather 1.0. Create a new .webpart file. Increment the version number in the .webpart file.
  B. Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Use the same .webpart file that you used for Weather 1.0.
  C. Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Configure assembly binding redirection from version 1.0 of the assembly to version 2.0. Use the same .webpart file that you used for Weather 1.0.
  D. Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Create a new .webpart file.
  D. Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Create a new .webpart file.