Level 4 exam — WordPress

Exam — fresh questions

12 questions to validate the business site: WooCommerce, multilingual, members area, customisation and bespoke content.
Answer everything, then click Check: your score and explanations will appear.

4.1 · Recall

1. What does WooCommerce allow?

Turning WordPress into a shop: products, cart, orders, payment Replacing the site's theme Creating a blog only Managing automatic backups

WooCommerce adds the e-commerce layer to WordPress: catalogue, cart, orders, payments and shipping.

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2. What is the difference between a simple product and a variable product?

The variable product is free, the simple one is paid The simple one has no variants, the variable one manages variations The simple one cannot have an image The variable one does not manage stock

The variable product manages attributes and variations with their own price and stock.

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3. Before opening the shop, which check is essential?

Deleting all photos to lighten the site Deactivating HTTPS Placing an end-to-end test order Hiding the terms of sale from visitors

A test order validates the cart, payment, shipping and notifications before the real opening.

4.1 · Arbitration

4. A client wants to sell without legal notice or terms of sale. What should you answer?

Accept, it is not compulsory Delete them to simplify the site Replace them with a simple welcome sentence Refuse: a shop must inform about terms of sale and data

Legal notice, terms of sale and data information are e-commerce obligations, not options.

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5. What is a plugin such as Polylang or WPML for?

Organising the language versions of content Automatically translating the whole site without review Creating the shop Backing up the database

The plugin links the versions by language; real translation remains human work.

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6. What is hreflang?

A password for the admin A tag telling Google the language and region of a version A colour setting A WooCommerce product type

hreflang prevents duplicate content and serves the right language version to visitors.

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7. Which URL architecture is the most common for a second language?

A mandatory subdomain A completely different domain A subdirectory such as /en/ No specific URL

A subdirectory per language is the most common choice and the simplest to maintain.

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8. What does a membership plugin manage?

Only shop payments Automatic backups The theme colours Sign-ups, levels and content restriction

It manages accounts, access levels and the restriction of reserved content.

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9. How do you genuinely protect reserved content?

Check permissions on the server before displaying the content Hide it with CSS Put it in a public PDF Share it with a single password

Only a server-side check prevents access to the content; CSS hiding protects nothing.

4.4 · Recall

10. What is additional CSS for?

Adding functions to the theme Adjusting the appearance without modifying the theme files Backing up the database Creating content types

Additional CSS changes the appearance in a targeted way, without touching the theme.

4.4 · Arbitration

11. Why should you never modify the parent theme directly?

Because it slows the site down Because WordPress forbids it Because the next update would overwrite the changes Because the theme would become paid

Theme updates replace its files: direct changes are lost. We use a child theme.

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12. Hassan wants "Projects" records with material, dimensions and year. Which solution?

One page per project with the material in the title Free text in posts A downloadable PDF file A Projects CPT with dedicated ACF fields

A CPT and ACF fields structure the data and allow consistent entry and display.