1. With the Schema Builder, you can:
   1. Enable workflows
   2. View object relationships
   3. View object fields
   4. View a profile hierarchy
   5. View a sharing model
2. Which is the easiest and best way to relate a parent object with its multiple children detail objects?
   1. A lookup field from child to parent object
   2. A lookup field from parent to child object
   3. A master–detail field from child to parent object
   4. A master–detail field from parent to child object

3. Can you create a master–detail relation with a standard object as a parent?
   1. Yes
   2. No
4. Can you create a master–detail relation with a standard object as a child?
   1. No
   2. Yes
5. By setting the Sharing setting to Read/Write on a master–detail relation, you are:
   1. Allowing all users who have at least read access on the parent to CRUD a child record
   2. Allowing all users who have read/write read access on the parent to CRUD a child record
   3. Allowing all users who have at least read access on the parent to delete a child record
   4. Allowing all users who have at least read/write access on the parent to delete or create a child record
6. You can filter master records on master–detail or lookup relationship fields on the current user's profile/role:
   1. False
   2. True, but only if the user is a system administrator
   3. True
7. Roll-up fields are created on:
   1. The master object of a lookup relationship
   2. The child object of a master–detail relationship
   3. The child object of a lookup relationship
   4. The master object of a master–detail relationship
8. Which are the avaible roll-up field types?
   1. Filter, Count, Max, Sum
   2. Sum, Subtract, Multiply, Divide
   3. Count, Sum, Min, Max
   4. Sum, Min, Max

9. You need to model a multiple relation between the Interview object and the Interview Question object so that you can have different questions for a given interview, given that the same question can be related to more than one interview. Which is the recommended solution?
   1. User 2 lookup fields on the Interview Question object.
   2. User 2 master–detail fields on the Interview Question object.
   3. Create a new junction object with two master-detail fields relating to Interview and Interview Question.
   4. Create a new junction object with two lookup fields relating to Interview Question and Interview.
10. Given a lookup relationship field, you can prevent child deletion by selecting the Don't allow deletion of the lookup record that's part of a lookup relationship checkbox under the What to do if the lookup record is deleted? option:
    1. True
    2. False; it is related to the parent record deletion
    3. False; this option is not available on a lookup field
11. You can use a hierarchical relationship to:
    1. Relate users to profiles
    2. Relate users to roles
    3. Relate users to users below their hierarchical level
    4. Relate users to users above their hierarchical level
12. Validation rules trigger:
    1. When conditions evaluate to true
    2. When conditions evaluate to false
13. To create a validation rule that looks up to another object's record set, you use the following function:
    1. REGEX
    2. VLOOKUP
    3. PRIORVALUE
14. You need to implement a custom validation in the ZIP code format for the country of India, so you use the following function:
    1. REGEX
    2. VLOOKUP
    3. PRIORVALUE

15. When dealing with the PRIORVALUE function on a validation rule and a picklist field, which other function should you use to get the picklist field's value?
    1. PREV
    2. ISPICKVAL
    3. VAL
    4. VALUEOF
16. It is possible to set up a value on a picklist field that is not available on its defined value:
    1. True
    2. True, unless it is a restricted picklist
    3. False
17. You can use a global value set to:
    1. Validate picklist values
    2. Define user access on picklist fields
    3. Define picklist values across fields in different objects
18. A dependent picklist field depends on :
    1. A master picklist or checkbox field on the same object
    2. A master picklist or checkbox field on the parent object
    3. A master picklist field on the same object