Module quiz

To pass this module quiz, you must answer at least 4 out of 5 questions correctly. It is not timed, and you can retake it as many times as needed.

What is a content fragment in AEM?

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1. A fragment of a web page that includes components, layout, and styling for reuse across pages
2. Structured content organized as named text and data elements based on a model, which can be accessed externally via GraphQL for headless delivery to apps and other channels
3. A saved copy of a page that can be duplicated and placed on other pages
4. A template-level component that automatically pulls data from connected assets

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What is a "building block" within an experience fragment?

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1. A template-level component that automatically populates itself with data from content fragments
2. A reusable set of one or more components that can be shared across multiple experience fragments, and when updated, all places where it is used are automatically updated
3. A locked section of an experience fragment that only administrators can edit
4. An external JavaScript library that adds interactive behavior to an experience fragment

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What is the purpose of variations within an experience fragment?

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1. Variations control the language of the content, one language per variation
2. Variations are only used to define mobile versus desktop layouts
3. Variations allow you to maintain different versions of the same content for different channels or contexts, such as web, mobile, and social media
4. Variations serve the same function as page versions and are used for rollback purposes only

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What is a "collection" when working with content fragments in AEM Assets?

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1. A type of content fragment model that defines which fields are required
2. A way to associate assets with a content fragment without moving them, creating a linked list that makes those assets available in a dedicated asset picker when the fragment is placed on a page
3. The folder in the assets console where all content fragments must be stored
4. A private workspace visible only to the user who created it

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When a content fragment component is configured to display a "single text element" on a page, what does this allow the author to do?

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1. It limits the fragment to showing only its title field
2. It lets the author choose which specific named field from the fragment to display, so the same content fragment can power multiple parts of a page independently, such as different tabs each showing a different field
3. It automatically translates the content into the language of the current page
4. It prevents the fragment from being edited through the content fragment editor

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