DRAG DROP
A company plans to upgrade a SharePoint 2010 farm to SharePoint Server 2013. The site
collection administrators will upgrade the SharePoint sites. The SharePoint 2013
environment contains a web application dedicated to the upgrade process. You need to
migrate SharePoint 2010 content to the SharePoint 2013 environment. Before completing
the upgrade process, you must ensure that all required customizations have been deployed.
Which three actions should you perform in sequence? (To answer, move the appropriate
actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)
Answer: 
Explanation:
Shouldn’t it be
In SP13, restore the SP Server 2010 database
Run Test-SPContentDatabase
Run Mount-SPContentDatabase
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agree with Rosa, also technet says is: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263299.aspx
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I agree with Rosa. You should test the waters before you mount up. And this states that you can test first:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff607941.aspx
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And I believe mounting the database will cause the content to upgrade which you didn’t want to do until you were sure all the solutions were deployed.
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Can we attach database in Central Administration instead of using Mount-SPContentDatabase?
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Using the SharePoint Central Administration pages to attach a content database is not supported for upgrading
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As thumbnails rule Microsoft prefer PowerShell options against user interface option if not explicitly indicated.
for migration purpose it is expected that migration will be scripted to replicate process (test -prod)
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SPAM
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I believe the answer should be:
1) Restore
2) Attach
3) Test
Mount doesn’t make sense, you do this after testing and the question is how you can test that all customizations are deployed. Move-SPWebApplication is not an option either.
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You should use test-spcontentdatabase BEFORE you call mount-spcontentdatabase. This also appears on other questions.
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