You are responsible for a Drupal recipe site. Currently, each recipe node can have a title, body text and image.
To provide a better user experience, you have been asked to allow each recipe to be freely tagged by its author.
How can you provide free tagging for the recipe nodes?

• A.From the recipe content type's "Manage form display" page, drag the Tags" field up out of the
  "Disabled" section.
• B.From *ne recipe content type's "Manage fields" page, create a text field called "Tags". Ensure it can accept multiple values.
• C.From the recipe content type's "Manage display" page, enable the "display free tagging information" option.
• D.From the recipe content type's "Manage fields" page, create a Taxonomy term reference field, referencing the tags vocabulary. Check "Create referenced entities if they don't already exist."

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You've been asked to add several new fields and a view for the news area of a site with a very busy comments section The QA team wants to review your work in staging before rolling everything out to production all at once.
How can you meet these requirements without interfering with the production site's comment activity or having to create the new functionality independently in both environments?

• A.Configuration created in the staging environment is automatically available to the production environment since they share a database
• B.Create the fields and view in a development copy of the site. Export the site configuration to code Push that code to the staging environment and import the site configuration there Once QA is satisfied, repeat the process in production.
• C.Copy the production database into the staging environment Create the fields and view there Once QA is satisfied, copy the staging database into the production environment.
• D.Create the fields and view in a fresh installation of Drupal core Export the site configuration into your site's existing codebase, push the code to the staging environment, and import the site configuration there Once QA is satisfied, repeat the process in production.

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You are asked to require a site visitor to enter First name and Last name when creating a new account How can you do this in Drupal?

• A.In Account settings, go to Manage fields and add fields for First name and Last name. Set them to
  "required."
• B.In Permissions, check "Require first and last name for user registrations"
• C.Create a block type with fields for First name and Last name, set them to "required" and add the block to the/user/register page.
• D.In Account settings, under "Who can register accounts'?" select "Visitors, but full name is required"

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You've downloaded a new contributed module from drupal org and added its code to your site's codebase However, its functionality is not yet available on the site.
What remaining steps might you need to take to get this module working? Choose 2 answers

• A.Contact the module maintainer to get your site authorized to use the module
• B.Log in as an administrator and visit /admin/install/module-name to finish the installation.
• C.Enable the module from the "Extend" page in the site's administrative user interface
• D.Verify that the module's code is in the correct location in the codebase

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The marketing department wants to drive social engagement by collecting users' social profile links every time they comment on a blog post You've been asked to make sure that this only happens on blog post comments, comments on other content types should not collect this information How can you make this possible?

• A.Custom comment types per content type are not supported in Drupal 8
• B.Add custom fields for collecting social profile links to the default comment type. When configuring each field's visibility settings, go to "Content types" and make sure only the blog post content type is selected.
• C.Create a custom comment type with the appropriate custom fields for collecting social profile links. Add a Comments field to the blog post content type, making sure it uses your new custom comment type.
• D.In the blog post content type's "Manage form display" section, go to the settings for the "Comment" field and select
  "collect social profile information."

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