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1. 1. What is a WordPress post type?

   What is a WordPress post type?

   A database connection type A theme color A classification that defines a kind of stored content The published status only
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

2. 2. Which are built-in WordPress post types?

   Which are built-in WordPress post types?

   Database, table and row Post, page and attachment Category, tag and role Theme, plugin and widget
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

3. 3. What does post status describe?

   What does post status describe?

   Its CSS display value Its post type The publication or workflow state of content Its author password
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

4. 4. Who can normally view a private post?

   Who can normally view a private post?

   No one including administrators Authenticated users with the required capability Every anonymous visitor Only search engines
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

5. 5. What happens to a correctly scheduled post?

   What happens to a correctly scheduled post?

   WordPress publishes it when its scheduled time becomes due and WP-Cron runs It is permanently hidden It becomes a page immediately It deletes itself
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

6. 6. What does a post author relationship identify?

   What does a post author relationship identify?

   The permalink structure The WordPress user associated with creating or owning the content The active theme The database server
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

7. 7. What is a post excerpt?

   What is a post excerpt?

   The complete database row A short summary that may be manual or generated A theme template A user password
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

8. 8. What is a featured image?

   What is a featured image?

   A plugin icon only The first CSS background on the page The site favicon only An attachment associated as the representative thumbnail for content
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

9. 9. What is an attachment in WordPress?

   What is an attachment in WordPress?

   A post-type record representing an uploaded media item A user role A PHP include statement An SQL foreign key constraint
   Hint

   Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

10. 10. What can WordPress attachment metadata contain for an image?

    What can WordPress attachment metadata contain for an image?

    The active plugin list only Every user capability The database root password Dimensions and generated image sizes
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

11. 11. What is a taxonomy?

    What is a taxonomy?

    An HTTP response header A PHP error category A system for grouping content with terms A theme template
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

12. 12. What is a term?

    What is a term?

    A complete post type A user session One item inside a taxonomy A plugin file header
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

13. 13. Which built-in taxonomy is hierarchical by default?

    Which built-in taxonomy is hierarchical by default?

    Post format only Attachment status Category Post tag
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

14. 14. Which built-in taxonomy is non-hierarchical by default?

    Which built-in taxonomy is non-hierarchical by default?

    User role Post tag Category Page parent
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

15. 15. What is a WordPress capability?

    What is a WordPress capability?

    A user biography A named permission to perform an operation A database query A theme feature image
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

16. 16. What can a Subscriber normally do on a basic site?

    What can a Subscriber normally do on a basic site?

    Install plugins Change permalink settings Edit every user post Manage their profile and read permitted content
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

17. 17. What can an Author normally manage?

    What can an Author normally manage?

    WordPress core updates only All site plugins Their own posts, including publishing them Other users and roles
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

18. 18. What distinguishes an Editor from an Author?

    What distinguishes an Editor from an Author?

    An Editor can manage and publish posts belonging to other users An Editor can edit wp-config.php An Editor cannot publish An Editor owns the database
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

19. 19. What is the difference between authentication and authorization?

    What is the difference between authentication and authorization?

    Authentication escapes HTML Authorization creates passwords They are the same process Authentication establishes identity; authorization decides allowed actions
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.

20. 20. What does the principle of least privilege recommend?

    What does the principle of least privilege recommend?

    Make every user an administrator Share one account across a team Disable all password changes Give users only the capabilities needed for their responsibilities
    Hint

    Place the concept in the WordPress request, content, or permission model.