5.2 Managing Chrome Browsers ASSOCIATE-GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of enrolling a Chrome browser into the Google Admin console?

   • ATo enable incognito mode by default
   • BTo enable policy management for the browser
   • CTo install Google Workspace apps on the browser
   • DTo synchronize bookmarks across devices
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2. 7application · hard · select all that apply

   An admin has enrolled all Chrome browsers in the company. They need to apply different policies to different departments. Which of the following are valid ways to target policies to specific users or browsers? (Select all that apply.)

   • ACreate an organizational unit for each department and apply policies to those OUs.
   • BUse user groups to apply policies to users who sign in to Chrome.
   • CUse configuration groups to target a set of enrolled browsers.
   • DApply policies directly to individual browsers by selecting them in the Admin console.
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4. 8foundation · easy

   When a policy is applied to an organizational unit containing enrolled Chrome browsers, what happens to browsers in that OU?

   • AThey must be manually updated to receive the policy
   • BThey lose all existing settings
   • CThey ignore the policy unless the user approves it
   • DThey receive the policy settings automatically
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5. 9application · medium

   An organization wants to allow users to install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, but only those that are approved by IT. They have enrolled browsers. What policy should they set?

   • AForce-install approved extensions and block all others.
   • BBlock all extensions and then allowlist approved extension IDs.
   • CUse a configuration group to allow only approved extensions.
   • DAllow all extensions and rely on users to only install approved ones.
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6. 10application · medium

   A company has 50 Linux workstations. The IT admin wants to manage Chrome browser policies for these devices. What is the first step?

   • ADeploy the enrollment token to each Linux workstation.
   • BInstall the Chrome browser on each workstation.
   • CCreate an OU for Linux workstations.
   • DApply policies via a JSON file on each workstation.
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