You are designing a collection of Web Parts that will be packaged into a SharePoint 2010 application that you plan to market worldwide. In order to be accessible in many different languages, the following elements must comply with localization requirements: *The feature title and description .The UI property labels You need to design the Web Parts according to the localization requirements in a way that takes the fewest developer hours to implement and maintain. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Include feature receivers that ensure the supported language packs are installed before continuing with the installation.
• B. Compile a different version of your solution for each language you intend to support.
• C. Include resource files with localized labels, and reference these throughout your solution.
• D. Include code to programmatically create a new term set with localized labels, and reference these throughout your solution.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 workflow that will be used to monitor invoices. The workflow has the
following requirements:
*Invoices may have a status of Submitted, Reviewed, Rejected, Returned for Revision, or Approved.
.Not every status applies to every invoice. You need to design the workflow to monitor the status of the
invoices
as they are processed. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create a reusable declarative workflow.
• B. Use Visual Studio 2010 to create a state machine workflow.
• C. Use Visio 2010 to create the workflow. Before each status action, add a Start shape to initiate the workflow action.
• D. Use Visio 2010 to create the workflow. Select the Set Workflow Status shape and configure it to execute when the status of an invoice changes.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to design the application according to the following requirements: *The application must contain a workflow that can be started manually through the SharePoint user interface or through a call to SPWorkflowManager.StartWorkflow. .The workflow must not be associated with a specific list or a document library. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create a sequential site workflow.
• B. Set the Site Scope property in Workflow Settings to enable the workflow across the entire site.
• C. Create a sequential list workflow.
• D. Create a reusable declarative workflow.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 farm implementation that will include an extranet zone that will employ forms-based authentication (FBA). The plan must: *Specify how farm administrators will manage modifications to the configuration settings for the FBA within each Web application. .Support granular modifications to the individual Web applications. .Include a process to apply the modifications to the SharePoint configuration database. .Specify a process to deploy the changes throughout the server farm by propagating the changes to all Web frontend servers. You need to create a software configuration management plan for the farm that meets all these requirements. Which approach should your plan recommend?

• A. Create a feature that contains code to modify the configuration settings to the web.config file for each Web application. Then propagate the changes programmatically by implementing the SPWebConfigModification class.
• B. Build a custom list for each Web application that stores the required configuration information. Create a custom workflow that uses the Set Field in Current Item action to synchronize the settings in the list with the configuration database and the Web servers.
• C. Create a feature that contains code to read, modify, and save the configuration setting for the SPWebApplication object for each Web application. Save the settings in the hierarchical object store by creating a SPPersistedObject class to store the configuration.
• D. Build the required changes declaratively by creating an XML extension containing the settings needed. Deploy the file to the 14\Config directory. Then use the Stsadm copyappbincontent command to merge these changes with the existing web.config file.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to provision a custom document converter for the application. Which scope should you design?

• A. Farm scoped
• B. Web Application scoped
• C. Web scoped
• D. Site scoped