Prior to the creation of any content items based on templates, you have taken over the creation of data templates from a previous Developer. Based on the design plan, two templates were created, ItemA and ItemB. Both templates have three identical fields: Title, Subtitle, and Description. Based on Sitecore best practices, how would you improve the template design?

• A. Set the template for ItemB as the base template for ItemA's template and delete the duplicated fields from ItemB's template.
• B. Set the template for ItemB as a base template for ItemA and set the template for ItemA as the base template for ItemB to ensure proper inheritance.
• C. Set both templates to inherit from a new base template with the three duplicated fields, removing the fields from the existing templates.
• D. Delete the templates and start over again with new templates, one for the three duplicated fields and one for all the other fields from ItemA and ItemB.

You have configured a new role for graphic designers at your company. How would you add multiple existing users to the role?

• A. Go to the Security Editor and use the Assign tool to assign users to the role.
• B. Go to the Role Manager and use the Members tool to add users as members of the role.
• C. Go to the Role Manager and click New to add users to the selected role.
• D. Go to the User Manager and click New to add the selected users to the desired role.

When creating data templates, you have the option to add Field sections (at least one is required). What is the purpose of Field sections?

• A. Field sections enable Content Authors to add content to various fields.
• B. Field sections provide a hierarchical way of navigating fields in the code.
• C. Field sections make template items easier to recognize in Sitecore Rocks.
• D. Field sections are used for grouping related fields with templates and the resulting items.

Your published layout.cshtml file contains a static placeholder with a "main" placeholder key and you want to add renderings to the presentation details of a templates standard values; however you cannot see the "main" placeholder key you added to the layout. Of the available options, which is the best explanation of what happened?

• A. The wrong layout is associated with the current template.
• B. There is no placeholder settings item for the associated "main" placeholder key.
• C. A Sitecore publish is required to show placeholder keys when editing presentation details.
• D. There is a missing configuration element in web.config for placeholders.