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Course Assignment
Course
System information
Installing Spartacus
CMS overview
CMS component mapping
Unit 4A: CMS pages - part 1
Unit 4B: CMS pages - part 2
Static CMS
Multi-site configuration
Unit 7A: Lazy loading of CMS
Unit 7B: Lazy loading of CMS - Demo
CMS performance optimization
Downloads
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this week.
1.
What is the lazy loading of CMS components?
Choose the correct answer.
A mechanism only available for components in static pages.
A mechanism that will load components only when they need to be rendered.
A mechanism that allows the lazy loading of modules.
An out-of-the-box Angular lazy loading mechanism.
2.
What is component mapping?
Choose the correct answer.
An act of changing how a component looks.
A process of transforming component metadata into a physical component.
A process of retrieving component data from the backend.
A feature used to display a component map on a page.
3.
In an ideal world, what are the responsibilities of Spartacus developers?
There are two correct answers.
Implement independent components.
Define the look and feel of components.
Place components on pages.
Define component data.
4.
What is the correct order of commands to launch a Spartacus app?
Choose the correct answer.
yarn install, yarn start, open `http://localhost:4200`
yarn start, yarn install, open `http://localhost:4200`
yarn start, open `http://localhost:4200`
open `http://localhost:4200`, yarn start, yarn install
5.
What cannot be encoded using Spartacus Static Multi-Site Configuration?
There are two correct answers.
The base site in the domain.
The base site in the 'language' URL context parameter.
The base site in the 'baseSite' URL context parameter.
The language in the 'language' URL context parameter.
6.
Which of the following describes Above-the-Fold Loading?
Choose the correct answer.
Loads components and modules only when they are inside the viewport.
Loads components and modules regardless of their position inside or outside the viewport.
Prioritizes the rendering of components that are above-the-page-fold.
Loads components and modules as needed on the UI.
7.
How does code splitting work?
There are two correct answers.
The compiled code is broken down into a main.js and multiple chunks.
Code chunks are only loaded when they are required.
The compiled code is all contained in a single main.js file.
All the code chunks are always loaded at the same time.
The full application is loaded when a user accesses the first page.
8.
What are the best descriptions of page fold?
There are three correct answers.
It is a term used by the publishing industry where important headlines are prioritized on the top of the page.
It only applies to bendable digital screens.
Digital screens have no notion of page folds.
It only applies to email and not Web apps.
Refers to content that is on the top of a page as opposed to the bottom.
9.
What is a content catalog?
Choose the correct answer.
It represents an online or traditional store.
It is the same as a Website.
A catalog of CMS content.
A catalog of products.
10.
What's the drawback of creating static components?
Choose the correct answer.
Static components cannot be managed in the CMS.
Static components are slow.
It's not possible to map static components.
Static components are not responsive.