Module quiz

1. Exporting all fields generates a file that cannot be reimported into AEM
2. AEM limits the number of columns a CSV can contain, causing an error if all fields are selected
3. Exporting all fields creates a very large spreadsheet, and because the import tool writes directly to the repository, any accidental value entered into any column will overwrite existing metadata. Selecting only the fields you intend to update reduces this risk
4. Selecting all fields delays the export until off-peak hours

1. From the asset's individual properties dialog
2. From the AEM Tools section only
3. From inside the folder, using the "metadata" option under the Create button while you are within the folder you want to update
4. By uploading the CSV file directly to the assets folder as if it were an asset

1. It is a metadata schema template that automatically populates required fields for added assets
2. It provides a central workspace that groups team members, tasks, assets, and collections together, giving the team direct access to curated asset groups and making it easier to manage review outcomes, assign tasks, and trigger workflows without navigating between consoles
3. It is used only for translation workflows and has no connection to asset review
4. It replaces individual asset permissions with a single permission set for all assets in its scope

1. They permanently embed text watermarks on the asset binary that remain after downloading
2. They are stored only in the workflow history and are not visible outside the inbox
3. They allow reviewers to draw directly on an asset, using arrows, circles, or freehand marks, to highlight specific areas needing changes, and support @mention notifications; all annotations can be compiled and downloaded as a PDF
4. They automatically change the asset's review status to "changes requested" when saved

1. It automatically approves all selected assets in batch
2. It is only available when assets of the same file type are selected
3. It provides a side-by-side comparison view when two or more assets are selected, allowing reviewers to evaluate multiple assets at once, while single-asset selection preserves the annotate option for detailed individual feedback
4. It always shows all review actions regardless of how many assets are selected