With the conversation variable being the reference to the Bots Node SDK, which statement correctly describes what happens when the custom component executes the following code?
conversation.reply( 1 HelloWorld 1 );
conversation.keepTurn(true);
done();

• A.The code prints "HelloWorld" multiple times until an infinite loop gets detected by the dialog flow engine.
• B.The code triggers dialog flow navigation to a state, which has its name mapped to the current dialog flow state's HelloWorld action transition.
• C.The code prints the "HelloWorld" message in response to the next user message.
• D.The code prints "HelloWorld" as a message and triggers dialog flow navigation to the next state.
• E.The code prints "HelloWorld" as a message and waits for user input.

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want to save some user input, such as the type of pizza a particular user last ordered, so that it's available the next time that user starts a conversation.
Which type of variable should you use to persist values across multiple invocations of the conversation?

• A.context variables
• B.profile variables
• C.skill variables
• D.user variables

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You have a skill for ordering pizzas. In your experience, you have found that 95% of your customers want a regular crust and just 5% prefer gluten-free crust. Because so few people are likely to want a gluten-free crust, you don't want to prompt for that option, but you do want to make it available.
Assuming you already have a composite bag entity that contains a PizzaCrust entity that has the values
"regular" and "gluten free", what would be the simplest way to have your skill enable a user to order a pizza with a gluten-free crust without the skill prompting the user for that option?

• A.Don't set a prompt for the PizzaCrust entity item.
• B.In the composite bag, set the PizzaCrust entity item's Prompt for Value property to False. Then, once the the composite bag is resolved, check if the PizzaCrust entity has a value. If it doesn't, set its value to
  "regular".
• C.For the PizzaCrust entity item, set the Extract With property to reference an entity with the single value
  "gluten free".
• D.Don't set a prompt for the PizzaCrust entity item and set the Out of Order Extraction property to True.

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Which statement is FALSE regarding the core function of a digital assistant and how it could respond to user input?

• A.It is able to respond to a help request and return a help message, one that can be specific to one of its skills, or to the digital assistant itself
• B.It is able to respond to a user request to exit the current conversation.
• C.It is able to automatically route the conversation to another digital assistant if the request can't be handled by the current digital assistant.
• D.It is able to route the conversation to the start state of a skill that's managed by the digital assistant.

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Consider the following excerpt from a dialog flow code where size is a context variable of value list entity type PizzaSize with values Small, Medium, and Large:

Which two events will occur when a user starts a new conversation with the sentence "Order a Large Pizza"?

• A.The Dialog Engine will transition to the PlaceOrder state.
• B.The nlpResultVariable property is not supported by System.List, so no entity extraction will occur.
• C.The size variable has no value before getPizzaSize is called, so the user will be prompted to select from the list of values.
• D.The nlpResultVariable will populate the size value with Large.

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