Determine the Steps to Install and Set up Lightning Components. EXPERIENCE-CLOUD-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   After a Lightning component is installed in the org, where does a consultant go to add it to an Experience Cloud site's page?

   • ADeveloper Console
   • BSetup > Installed Packages
   • CLightning App Builder
   • DExperience Builder
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2. 7application · medium

   An admin is setting up a Lightning component that allows users to submit a support ticket. The component has a property called 'Default Status' that should be set to 'New'. The admin wants to set this property for a specific page in the Experience Cloud site. What is the correct way to do this?

   • AEdit the component's Apex class to hardcode the default status.
   • BModify the 'Site Settings' to include the default status.
   • CCreate a new page template with the default status pre-configured.
   • DUse the 'Component Properties' panel in the Experience Builder after selecting the component.
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4. 8expert · medium

   A developer has created a custom Lightning Web Component (LWC) for an Experience Cloud site. The component works in the developer's sandbox, but after deploying to production, the component is missing from the palette. The admin has confirmed the component is in the production org. What is the most likely cause?

   • AThe component is not marked as 'Available for Experience Cloud' in the package.
   • BThe component's XML file does not include the 'target' for Experience Builder.
   • CThe component was deployed as a destructive change.
   • DThe production org has a different Salesforce version that does not support LWC.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   A consultant has added a custom Lightning component to an Experience Cloud page. What is a typical configuration step that can be performed directly in Experience Builder?

   • AEdit the component's Apex controller code.
   • BModify the component's XML definition file.
   • CChange the component's API version in the package.
   • DSet component properties, such as a title or record ID, in the property panel.
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6. 10application · medium

   An admin has installed a Lightning component that displays a list of upcoming events. The component has a custom property called 'Record Limit' that should be set to 10. The admin wants to set this property for all pages in the site that use this component. Where should the admin configure this?

   • AIn the component's properties panel after selecting the component on a specific page.
   • BIn the 'Lightning Components' section of the site's Administration settings.
   • CIn the 'Custom Components' tab of the site's Administration settings.
   • DIn the 'Site Properties' section of the Experience Builder.
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