You are designing a SharePoint 2010 solution that includes a custom site definition and a custom master page.
The solution has the following three features:
A hidden site-scoped feature named X that adds the custom master page to the Master Page gallery.
.A Web-scoped feature named Y with a feature receiver that sets the master page of the Web to the master page
from feature X.
.A Web-scoped feature named Z with a feature receiver that populates the default.aspx file with sample content.

Any Web site that is created based on the solutions custom site definition must have the master page and the sample content applied to it automatically.
Your design must ensure that features X, Y, and Z can be activated in the proper order.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 feature that will be included in a solution package. You have added a feature receiver to your feature.
You need to ensure that the code in the feature receiver executes when the solution package is deployed to the Web front-end servers.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site for your company. Your design needs to meet the following
requirements:
A SharePoint feature (feature A) must make a custom list definition available for the entire site collection.
.Another SharePoint feature (feature B) must provision an instance of that custom list definition in the particular
site where the feature is activated.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to provision a custom document converter for the
application.
Which scope should you design?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to design a single feature that includes content types,
fields, modules, and list instances.
Which scope should you design?

You are designing a custom workflow for the Human Resources department. The workflow will add the business
logic for hiring approval to a SharePoint 2010 Web application. The requirements specify that the workflow must:
Be used to manage the hiring approvals for the employee new-hire lists on all department sites.
.Encapsulate all of the required business logic for the approval process.
.Make changes to list data that requires higher privileges than the user initiating the workflow might possess.

You need to design the workflow to meet all these requirements.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are designing a custom workflow for a SharePoint 2010 solution. You need to specify which type of workflow
form to use. The requirements for the form are:
Specify the main list, library, or content type that the workflow will affect.
.Provide a form to display the Add a New Workflow page.
.Provide the form where the administrator can specify settings common to all workflows, such as the workflow
definition and initiation conditions, and whether the workflow runs on items or folders, or both.
You need to specify which type of workflow form should be used for each phase of the workflow process to meet all these requirements.
Which form should you recommend?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 workflow that will be used to monitor invoices. The workflow has the
following requirements:
Invoices may have a status of Submitted, Reviewed, Rejected, Returned for Revision, or Approved.
.Not every status applies to every invoice. You need to design the workflow to monitor the status of the invoices as they are processed.
Which approach should you recommend?

You are directing your team to use Microsoft Visio 2010 to design SharePoint 2010 workflows.
You need to ensure that the workflow designs are validated.
What should you tell the team to do?

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. The application must populate a site column based on data
from an existing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 table. This table contains metadata information that is structured in a
key-value pair.
You need to design a column type that meets the requirements.
Which type of column should you design?