GitHub Foundations Certification Quiz 4

The GitHub Foundations Certification exam is targeted towards GitHub users who want to validate their understanding of the foundational topics, products, and concepts of collaborating, contributing, and working on GitHub. These are three practice tests for the certification exam to feel confident before you appear for the exam.

Total questions: 28
Time: 50 minutes
Passing score: 70%

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#1. Is GitHub Copilot free to use?

Yes, if you are a student, teacher, or maintainer of a popular open-source project

Yes, but only for individuals working on public repositories

Yes

#2. What are the differences between GitHub Copilot Individual and GitHub Copilot Business?

GitHub Copilot Individual can only be used by personal accounts and GitHub Copilot Business is used by organizations and enterprises

GitHub Copilot Individual is free and GitHub Copilot Business is a paid feature

GitHub Copilot Individual can only be used when working on public repositories and GitHub Copilot Business can be used when working on public and private repositories within an organization

GitHub Copilot Individual uses an AI model trained on public source code and GitHub Copilot Business uses an AI model trained on private source code

#3. How can you start using GitHub Copilot after activating the GitHub Copilot subscription?

GitHub Copilot will automatically start giving suggestions on pull requests and issues in your repository

Setup GitHub Copilot in one of the supported IDE's such as Visual Studio Code or JetBrains and start coding

You need to setup a GitHub Action that will setup GitHub Copilot on your repository

You need to edit the repository settings and enable GitHub Copilot for the repository

#4. What is a GitHub Codespace?

GitHub Codespace is an AI-powered coding tool that auto-generates near flawless code

GitHub Codespace is an annual GitHub hosted event where developers can meet and discuss coding topics.

A GitHub Codespace is an interactive holographic coding environment that requires special hardware to use.

It's a preconfigured development environment specifically set up for a repository. It allows you immediately start writing code for a project without having to setup a local development environment.

#5. What GitHub feature allows the creation of preconfigured development environments where all necessary tools and dependencies to contribute to a repository are installed?

GitHub Docker

GitHub Copilot

GitHub Codespaces

GitHub DevEnv

#6. What GitHub features allow repository contributors to work on simple code changes directly through the web browser? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

GitHub Online

GitHub Remote

GitHub Dependabot

github.dev editor

GitHub Codespaces

GitHub Projects

#7. What are the different possible lifecycle phases for a GitHub Codespace?

Create, Delete

Create, Rebuild, Stop, Delete

Create, Stop, Delete

Create, Rebuild, Delete

#8. If you stop your GitHub Codespace environment, can you come back to the changes later if you haven't committed to them?

Yes, that's the default behavior when stopping and then starting a GitHub Codespace.

No, these changes will be lost. You need to commit them before stopping the Codespace.

#9. What are the use cases for labels?

Assigning labels to repository contributors to indicate their role and permissions in the project

Assigning them to releases so that they are included in the release notes

Categorizing issues and pull requests

Categorizing files in the repository

#10. Why would a repository owner want to use milestones? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

To have an overview of how much work is left to complete a project phase

To list the repository contributors

To bring automation to the repository

To track the repository dependencies

To communicate that the repository is in a stable state

To associate issues and pull requests with specific project phases

#11. How can you assign a person to an issue or pull request?

It's not possible to assign a person to an issue or pull request

By mentioning them in the issue or pull request description

By using the Assignees field in the sidebar

By adding a label with their GitHub username to that issue or pull request

#12. If you face yourself often writing the same set of comments on issues or pull requests, what GitHub feature would you use to save time?

Repository templates

Labels

Comment templates

Saved replies

#13. Which of these statements about `saved replies` are true? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

Saved replies are comments that you can reuse in issues and pull requests.

Saved replies are only available to repository owners which can setup automated replies to issues and pull requests.

When someone comments on your issue or pull request, you can save their reply and set a notification to remind yourself about responding to it later.

You can create, edit and delete them in your GitHub account settings in the Saved replies section.

#14. What are some actions you can do in regards to Repository Templates? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

Create an organization from a repository template

Create a new repository from a repository template

Create a repository template from an existing repository

Delete all repositories that do not use a repository template provided by your organization

Delete all repositories created from a repository template

#15. Which feature in GitHub Projects enables you to effortlessly generate graphs and charts for visualizing the current status and historical progression of your project?

Project Insights

Milestones

Copilot Charts

GitHub Actions

#16. What is the name of GitHub's continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform?

GitHub Workflows

GitHub Projects

GitHub Pipelines

GitHub Actions

#17. Which of these is a common use case for GitHub Actions?

Adding sponsorship button to your project

Training machine learning models

Running automated tests prior to merging a pull request

Large data processing and analytics

#18. GitHub Action workflows are triggered by events. Which of these are valid events that GitHub Actions support? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

A new member has been added to the repository

A pull request is opened

A commit is pushed to a branch

A new vulnerability has been detected in a dependency

A change is made to the repository settings

#19. What are the possible GitHub account types? (Select three.)

Select all that apply:

Company accounts

Personal accounts

Enterprise accounts

Organization accounts

Shared accounts

#20. Which of these GitHub features serves the purpose of an adaptable spreadsheet, task board and a roadmap that integrates with issues and pull requests on GitHub to plan and track your work effectively?

GitHub Organization

GitHub Repository

GitHub Copilot

GitHub Project

#21. How does the synchronization between GitHub projects and issues and pull requests work?

Updates to the issues and pull requests will be automatically reflected in GitHub Projects. This integration works both ways, so that when you change information about a pull request or issue in your project, the pull request or issue reflects that information.

Updates to the issues and pull requests will not be automatically reflected in GitHub Projects, it has to be triggered manually by the user.

Information synchronization only works in one direction - from project to issues and pull requests. Updates to issues and pull requests won't be automatically mirrored in GitHub Project items.

Information synchronization only works in one direction - from issues and pull requests to projects. Updates to Project items won't be automatically mirrored in issues and pull requests.

#22. Which of these is true regarding custom fields for items in GitHub Projects?

Custom fields are limited to textual information and cannot include numeric or date-related metadata.

Custom fields are exclusively for aesthetic modifications and do not add any meaningful metadata.

Custom fields are limited to predefined options and cannot include user-defined metadata.

Custom fields enable the addition of metadata beyond the built-in options, such as target dates and iteration fields.

#23. What are the different available options for adding issues and pull requests to a GitHub Project board?

Only manually, one at a time.

Only individually or in bulk

Only automatically using project workflows

Individually, automatically, or in bulk.

#24. Which of these layouts are available in GitHub Projects? (Choose three.)

Select all that apply:

Scrum layout

Roadmap layout

Table layout

Agile layout

Project layout

Board layout

#25. Which GitHub Project layout would best serve as a Kanban board?

Agile layout

Board layout

Roadmap layout

Table layout

#26. Which of these workflows are built-in automations in GitHub Projects? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

When issues or pull requests are opened in your project, their status is set to Done.

When issues or pull requests in your project are closed, their status is set to Done.

When a GitHub Action is triggered, create a new item in your GitHub Project.

When a new contributor is added to a repository, the unassigned issues are assigned to him.

When pull requests in your project are merged, their status is set to Done.

#27. What are the different options that allow you to automate operations in your GitHub Project? (Choose three.)

Select all that apply:

Project items

GitHub Charts

Project workflows

GitHub GraphQL API

GitHub Actions

GitHub Copilot

GitHub Dependabot

#28. What is the difference between GitHub projects and GitHub projects classic?

GitHub Projects classic is the enhanced versions which in addition to GitHub Projects offers some pre-cooked templates such as roadmaps and sprints.

GitHub Projects classic is the new GitHub experience which offers a lot of new features and improvements over the older GitHub Projects.

GitHub Projects is the new GitHub experience which offers a lot of new features and improvements over the older GitHub Projects classic.

GitHub Projects classic is simpler way to manage your GitHub Projects and is recommended for beginners.

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