Google Tag Manager Fundamentals - Assessment answers to cross-check

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Unit 1

1. How can Google Tag Manager help you manage your website?(select all that apply)
   • Simplify and speed up tag deployment
   • Specify when tags should fire
   • Manage different versions of tags
   • Increase website performance
   • Increase audience reach
2. Google Tag Manager can only be used with Google tags
   • True
   • False
3. When creating a tag implementation plan, what are the recommended guidelines?(select all that apply)
   • Determine which existing tags can be moved into Tag Manager
   • Decide what static and dynamic values you’ll want to pass from your website
   • Determine which events (or actions) you’ll use as triggers
   • Choose which tags can get you the data you need
4. If you wish to track metrics and dimensions in Google Analytics, which of these tags could you use?
   • AdWords Conversion Tracking tag
   • AdWords Remarketing tag
   • Google Analytics Pageview tag
   • DoubleClick Floodlight counter tag
5. What is stored in a Tag Manager container?
   • A grouping of all of your Tag Manager accounts.
   • A collection of variables defined in Tag Manager.
   • A JavaScript object that holds data passed from your website
   • A collection of website tags and triggers
6. What is a “container snippet” in Tag Manager?
   • JavaScript code placed on each page of your website
   • A JavaScript object that holds data passed from your website
   • A collection of website tags and triggers
   • Analytics tracking code
7. A Tag Manager account allows you to do which of the following?:(select all that apply)
   • Manage tags for one or more websites
   • Access your Google Analytics account
   • Connect multiple Tag Manager accounts to single Google account
   • Control access permissions to a Tag Manager account
8. What is a “trigger” in Tag Manager?
   • A trigger determines which events fire on your website
   • A trigger instantiates the Data Layer
   • A trigger fires tags in response to website events
   • A trigger publishes tags to your website
9. What are the three parts of a trigger in Tag Manager?
   • Variables, operators, and values
   • Operators, tags, and variables
   • Variables, operators, and the Data Layer
   • Tags, values, and the push method
10. How do you enable a built-in variable in Tag Manager?
    • Publish the built-in variable in the Publish Now area
    • Create a user-defined variable in the Variable configuration tab
    • Check the built-in variable in the Variable configuration tab
    • Uncheck the built-in variable in the Variable configuration tab