You are responsible for rebranding the My Sites section of a corporate SharePoint 2010 farm. The new branding includes a change to the Quick Launch menu in all corporate My Sites pages. You do not have access to modify any master pages. Also, the new branding is not yet finalized and might need to be reverted. You need to ensure that the Quick Launch menu is updated in all corporate My Sites pages, using the least amount of workforce effort. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Write and execute a Power Shell script that will iterate through each My Site and modify the
  navigational
  settings.
• B. Manually modify the navigation under Site Settings for each My Site page.
• C. Use client-side code to inject your modifications into the rendered page.
• D. Use a feature that includes a delegate control with a lower sequence number than the default My Site Quick Launch Delegate.

You are using SharePoint 2010 to design an intranet application for a manufacturer. Employees need to view Web pages with instructions on how to assemble various products. The legal department requires that employees can view past versions of each set of instructions. The instructions may contain rich text elements such as bullets and images. You need to design a solution that meets these requirements. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. For each product, create a Web Part page and add a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" to a Web Part zone on that page. Add the set of instructions to the Web Part.
• B. For each product, create an application page and add a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" to a Web Part Zone on that page. Add the set of instructions to the Web Part.
• C. Create a page layout that includes a Web Part zone and a Content Editor Web Part titled "Instructions" in that Web Part Zone. For each product, create a publishing page based on that page layout and add the set of instructions to the Web Part.
• D. Create a content type with a Publishing HTML column titled "Instructions". Create a page layout based on the content type for each product. For each product, create a publishing page using the page layout. Add the set of instructions to the "Instructions" column.

Your company has a SharePoint 2010 Web application that contains multiple site collections. You have a custom master page that will be used by every site collection in the application. You need to make sure that changes made to this custom master page are displayed across all site collections in the Web application. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Use the Site Master Page Settings page in the Web browser to apply the new master page to the top-level site of each site collection.
• B. Deploy a solution package using Visual Studio that includes the master page in a feature, and activate the feature in each site collection.
• C. Use SharePoint Designer 2010 to add the new master page to each site collection.
• D. Manually upload the master page to the Master Page gallery of each site collection using the Web browser.

You are designing a public-facing SharePoint 2010 Web site for an elementary school that has many events each year. School administrators plan events for students and their parents. You need to create a design for meeting the following requirements: *Parents must be able to log on to the site and sign up for events electronically, regardless of the software they have installed on their computers or the browsers they are using. .Each event registration needs to be saved in a list or library on the site. .School personnel responsible for making changes need to be able to customize each new event registration form with images and text. Which actions should your design specify? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. Create a new list for each event. Use Microsoft Silver light to create a new registration form and host the Silver light control in a Web Part on the site. Ask parents to fill out the form to register for an event. Configure a data connection on the Web Part that will submit the form information to the new event list.
• B. Create a new document library for each event. Then customize the Word document template for that new library. Ask parents to fill out a new Microsoft Word document for each event and upload it to the document library.
• C. Create a new list for each event. Use InfoPath 2010 to create a new registration form and customize it for each new event. Ask parents to fill out the form to register for an event. When parents submit the form, their information is saved as a new list item in the list.
• D. Create a new InfoPath 2010 form for each event. Then publish the form to a new form library with InfoPath Forms Services enabled. Create a custom Submit option so that when parents submit the form, the completed form is saved to the library. Ask parents fill out the form in their browser.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that has more than 7,000 items in a list named Customers. Resource throttling is used to specify a list view threshold of 5,000. You have a requirement to ensure that users in a domain group named Customer Auditors are allowed to perform operations on all items via a custom application. You need to design the application to meet the requirements. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Add the Customer Auditors group to the Administrators group on each Web front-end server.
• B. Grant Full Read permissions to the Customer Auditors group.
• C. Add the Customer Auditors group to the Administrators group on the Central Administration server.
• D. Add the Customer Auditors group to the Site Owners group.