Which statement explains the purpose of dynamic placeholders?

• A. Dynamic placeholders allow the user to move the placeholder's content to any location on the page as necessary.
• B. Dynamic placeholders allow users to override the placeholder from a page and directly replace it with a new one.
• C. Dynamic placeholders with the same key can be used multiple times on a page while allowing content within the placeholder to be unique.
• D. Unlike static placeholders, users can create as many dynamic placeholders on a layout as needed.

When you set a Sitecore template field as a multilist type, what should you do next?

• A. Create Standard Values for the item.
• B. Add the list items to the multilist item.
• C. Make a multilist field for the template.
• D. Set the field source for the multilist field.

For non-SXA websites, why is it recommended to avoid setting presentation details directly on new content items?

• A. Sitecore does not allow presentation details to be changed at the content-item level, so they must be set and edited from the standard values of templates.
• B. It forces a prompt to appear when new content items are created so Content Authors can finalize the presentation details for the new content items.
• C. It allows all content items made from the same template to have the same presentation details by default and eliminates additional work during content creation.
• D. Defining presentation details on standard values ensures all the fields related to an item's presentation are configured for access by content creators.

You are using Sitecore MVC to develop an area of a company's website that will require the use of Sitecore's Personalization Engine to change the rendering that is displayed to a visitor. What type of component binding will allow the Designer to use personalization to change the component?

• A. Dynamic component binding, because you are providing a placeholder to enable flexibility to change the components that make up the presentation of a page.
• B. Static component binding, because you are able to ensure that content rendered in the placeholder is always the same when the component is selected.
• C. Dynamic component binding, because you are able to ensure that the content rendered in the placeholder is always the same.
• D. Static component binding, because you are able to give Authors the ability to change the presentation of the page.