Given a Scenario, Determine the Appropriate Use of a Custom Profile or Permission Set Using the Various Profile Settings and Permissions. PLATFORM-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   What does 'CRUD' stand for in the context of object permissions?

   • ACreate, Review, Use, Delete
   • BConfigure, Read, Update, Delete
   • CCreate, Read, Update, Delete
   • DCopy, Retrieve, Upload, Download
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2. 17foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an example of a user permission?

   • AManage Users
   • BRead on Accounts
   • CVisible for the 'Sales' app
   • DEdit on the 'Salary' field
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4. 18application · medium

   Apex Manufacturing has 200 users in its 'Operations' department. They need a unique set of object permissions, field-level security, and app visibility that does not match any existing standard profile. The administrator plans to create a custom profile. What is the most efficient way to create this profile?

   • AAssign the 'Standard User' profile to the Operations users and create multiple permission sets to grant their unique access.
   • BCreate a new custom profile from scratch and manually configure every setting.
   • CModify the 'Standard User' profile to match the Operations department's needs.
   • DClone the closest matching standard profile and then modify the clone's settings to match the Operations department's needs.
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Can permission sets grant access to an app that is not assigned in the user's profile?

   • AYes, permission sets can include app visibility settings
   • BNo, app visibility is determined by the user's role
   • CYes, but only for custom apps
   • DNo, only profiles control app visibility
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6. 20application · medium

   A company needs to create a new 'Junior Sales' profile. The 'Sales Representative' profile has most of the required settings, but the new profile should not have Delete access on the 'Opportunity' object. What is the most efficient way to create this profile?

   • ACreate a new custom profile from scratch and manually configure all settings.
   • BClone the 'Sales Representative' profile, then remove the Delete permission on 'Opportunity' from the clone.
   • CCreate a permission set that denies Delete on 'Opportunity' and assign it to the Junior Sales users.
   • DEdit the 'Sales Representative' profile to remove Delete on 'Opportunity' and use it for Junior Sales.
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