Your company has multiple offices around the world, each of which has its own detail page on the company website Offices will be added regularly by the content maintenance team, with each office assigned to one of a limited number of global regions You've been asked to create a directory page listing all of these offices, grouped by region In order to keep the list of regions small, you've been asked to make sure that only site administrators can create, modify, or delete regions.
What kind of Drupal content architecture would best support this?

• A. Create a "Regions'" taxonomy vocabulary Each office is a "Basic page" node, assigned to its region using a term reference field added to the "Basic page" content type
• B. Create an "Office" content type and a "Region" content type The "Region" content type includes a node reference field that can contain multiple office nodes.
• C. Each office is a "Basic page" node The office's regional location should be listed in the node's body text
• D. Create an "Office" content type and a "Regions" taxonomy vocabulary Office nodes are assigned to regions using a term reference field on the "Office" content type

You have migrated an existing website to Drupal by only using core features. The client is now reporting a tremendous decrease of the SEO rank because of missing SEO metadata on all pages.
What can you do to get metadata into your new Drupal site?

• A. Install the Metatag module from Drupal org to provide control for meta tags on all pages
• B. Extend your content types with additional metadata fields e.g. meta keywords, meta description provided by Drupal core.
• C. Go to "Configuration" and modify "basic site settings" to display meta information
• D. Install the Drupal SEO Checklist module to enable on-page Drupal search engine optimization

Your Mam navigation menu has two levels of menu items site sections, and child pages within each section Your UX team wants to make it easier for a site visitor viewing a child page to see what other pages are in that section. They have asked you to add a submenu to the Sidebar region on child pages How can you add a submenu to the child pages that shows all child pages in the section?

• A. Create a new menu for each main section containing links for each child page, and add each menu's block to the Sidebar region
• B. In Block layout, place the Main navigation block in the Sidebar region. Set the Initial visibility level to 2
• C. Add the Main navigation menu to the Sidebar region, and use CSS to hide the top level menu items
• D. In Block layout, place the Main navigation block in the Sidebar region Set the Initial visibility level to

A page has been added for a new product, and the marketing team wants you to add it to the main navigation menu, as a child of the "Products" page During a promotion period, the team also wants you to add a link to the new page as a child of the '"What's New" page.
What is the best way to add both links to the main navigation menu?

• A. Edit the new page and create two links in the Menu Settings section, one with "Products" as the parent page and the other with "What's New" as the parent page When the promotion is over, delete the second menu link
• B. Edit the new page, add a link in Menu Settings, and select "Products" as the Parent item Clone the new page, and set the menu link parent to the "What's New" page. When the promotion is over, delete the cloned page
• C. In the Main navigation menu, add two links to the new page, one with "Products" as the parent page and the other with "What's New" as the parent page Set the second link to expire on the date the promotion ends
• D. Edit the new page, add a link in Menu Settings and select "Products" as the Parent item In the Main navigation menu, add a new link to the page and select "What's New" as the parent item When the promotion is over, delete the second link from the menu.