You are the SharePoint administrator for your organization. You have one web application named WebApp1 in the farm.
You need to prevent users from purchasing apps from the SharePoint Store while allowing users to request apps from the App Catalog.
Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions form the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

You need to implement the site collection for the sales department.
What should you do?

• A. In
  Central Administration, create a web application for sales department. Then, run the following Windows PowerShell commands: New-SPSite 'http://sales.tailspin.com'
  -HostHeaderWebApplication'http://Sales.tailspin.com' - Name 'Sales' -Description 'Sales Department Site'-OwnerAlias 'tailspin\administrator'-Language 1033 -Template 'STS#0'
• B. In Central Administration, create a web application for the department sites. Then, create the sales site collection.
• C. In
  Central Administration, create a web application for the sales department sites and enable Self-Service Site Creation. Then, run the following Windows PowerShell commands: New-SPSite
  'http://sales.tailspin.com' -HostHeaderWebApplication'http://Sales.tailspin.com' - Name 'Sales'
  -Description 'Sales Department Site'-OwnerAlias 'tailspin\administrator'-Language 1033 -Template
  'STS#0'
• D. Create
  a web application for the department sites. Then, run the following Windows PowerShell commands:
  New-SPWebApplication -Name "Tailspin Toys Departments" -Port 80 -Host
  Headerdepartments.tailspin.com -URL "http://departments.tailspin.com"-ApplicationPool
  "TailspinAppPool"New-SPSite 'http://sales.tailspin.com'
  -HostHeaderWebApplication'http://departments.tailspin.com' - Name 'Sales' -Description 'Sales Department Site'-OwnerAlias 'tailspin\administrator'-Language 1033 -Template 'STS#0'

A company uses SharePoint to manage documents and product information. The SharePoint environment currently stores millions of documents.
Users report that search results are frequently not relevant. You must enhance the search experience to allow users to refine searches and filter queries.
You need to configure search features for the SharePoint environment.
For each requirement, which action should you perform. To answer, drag the appropriate feature to the correct requirement. Each feature may be used once, more than once, or not at all. You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.

You are the SharePoint administrator for a company. You plan to deploy the SharePoint sites that will be accessible from the company portal. You create the following sites:

A user named User1 will manage the sites. You must prevent all users except for User1 from creating sites and subsites. User1 must be able to delegate management of List permissions to other users. You designate a user in each division as a lead for that division's site.
You need to allow the designated lead in a division to manage their division's site while minimizing administrative effort.
What should you do?

• A. Add the designated divisional user account for each divisional site and grant each user the Design permission.
• B. Add all the designated divisional user account to the portal site and grant each user the Design permission.
• C. For each site, add the designated divisional user account to the Team owners group for that divisions' site.
• D. Add all divisional user accounts to the portal site's Team Owners group.
• E. Create a new SharePoint group on the Portal site named SP Division Managers. Grant the Design permission to the group and add all designated divisional lead user accounts into the group.

You need to ensure that employees can access published marketing materials.
Which feature should you configure?

• A. Permission levels
• B. Managed paths
• C. Durable Links
• D. Promoted Links