Question 1

What does a repository (repo) refer to in Git?

Options :

A : The directory at the top level of a working tree where Git keeps all the history and metadata for a project.

B : A command to transfer commits from one repository to another.

C : A named reference to another Git repository used for push and pull operations.

D : The set of directories and files being worked on in a project.

Answer: A

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of using GitHub's global search feature?

Options :

A : To search for trending topics or popular repositories without specifying any keywords.

B : To find specific issues related to "sidebar" across all GitHub repositories.

C : To exclusively search for user profiles and repositories without filtering for specific terms.

D : To search for mentions of "sidebar" within a specific repository, including code, issues, and pull requests.

Answer: D

Question 3

Amir is a developer working on a complex coding project and recently started using GitHub Copilot to assist with code suggestions. How can GitHub Copilot enhance Amir's coding experience and workflow?

Options :

A : GitHub Copilot allows real-time collaboration with Amir-s team members, facilitating simultaneous code editing

B : GitHub Copilot provides code reviews and suggests improvements in Amir-s existing codebase

C : GitHub Copilot can automatically generate and complete entire code files based on input from Amir

D : GitHub Copilot is specifically designed for managing and organizing Amir-s project tasks on GitHub

Answer: C

Question 4

Which of the following security and analysis settings are always enabled on public repositories?

Options :

A : dependency graph

B : vulnerability reporting

C : dependabot alerts

D : secret scanning alerts for users

Answer: A

Question 5

You are a Project Manager, and want to track the progress of your issues over time. You need to show how much work is completed and how much is left to do. What type of chart should you create using insights for Projects?

Options :

A : use the default Contribution graph

B : use the Velocity chart

C : use a Burn Up chart

D : create a Cumulative Flow diagram

Answer: C

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