Navigate Groups, Subgroups, and Projects GITLAB-CERTIFIED-GIT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · easy

   A user is in the group 'company' and sees a list of subgroups. They need to open the project 'api-docs' which is inside the subgroup 'engineering' inside the group 'company'. What is the correct sequence of clicks?

   • AClick 'company' group again, then click 'api-docs'.
   • BClick 'engineering' subgroup, then click 'api-docs' project.
   • CUse the breadcrumb to go to 'company', then click 'api-docs'.
   • DClick 'api-docs' project directly from the current group's project list.
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2. 12expert · medium

   A user is in the 'marketing' group and sees a list of subgroups and projects. They need to access a project 'campaign' that is in the 'email' subgroup. The 'email' subgroup is not visible in the 'marketing' group's subgroup list. What is the most likely reason?

   • AThe 'email' subgroup is empty and therefore hidden.
   • BThe user does not have permission to view the 'email' subgroup.
   • CThe 'email' subgroup is a project, not a subgroup.
   • DThe 'email' subgroup does not exist.
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4. 13application · medium

   A user is in the 'development' subgroup and wants to navigate to a project 'app' that is in the 'backend' subgroup, which is a sibling of 'development' under the 'engineering' group. What is the correct navigation?

   • AClick 'app' directly from the 'development' subgroup's project list.
   • BUse the global search to find 'app' and click it, which is the only way.
   • CUse the breadcrumb to go up to 'engineering', then click 'backend', then click 'app'.
   • DClick 'backend' directly from the 'development' subgroup's page.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which of the following is the correct top-down order in the GitLab hierarchy?

   • AGroup → Project → Subgroup
   • BGroup → Subgroup → Project
   • CSubgroup → Group → Project
   • DProject → Group → Subgroup
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6. 15foundation · easy

   To open a project that is inside a subgroup, what is the correct sequence of clicks in the GitLab interface?

   • AUse the 'Groups' tab in the top navigation and select the project directly.
   • BNavigate to the project's settings page and choose 'Open project'.
   • CClick the project's name in the global search results.
   • DNavigate to the parent group, then to the subgroup, then click the project name.
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