1. Which token types can be used to insert a date into an email? (Choose four)
a. Rich Text; b. Date; c. Calendar File; d. Number; e. Text; f. Score
Like Phil says, the intended answers given the context must be a,b,c,e.
But this is what’s so frustrating about exams that are looking for particular answers but not expressing the question well. Classifying a Calendar Token as a way to “insert a date into an email” is factually incorrect. The only way in which a Calendar Token itself puts a date “into“ an email is if you add a date to the subject or hyperlink. The dates inside an ICS file are not in the email. Rather, they’re in an external file — not an attachment — just as if you manually created an ICS file, hosted it on any old server, and linked to it from a Marketo email.
Because a Calendar Token doesn’t really insert a date into the email body, it’s no better at “inserting a date into an email” than using a series of Number tokens like {{my.year}} {{my-month}} {{my.day}} (yyyy-M-d or M/d/yyyy format). I suppose you could say you need more than one Number token to do that. But it still can be done.
2. Which form option is needed to use advanced thank you pages? (Choose two)
a. External URL; b. Form defined; c. None; d. Another available landing page
Again echoing Phil, an impenetrable question to which there cannot be 2 truly correct answers.
I believe the intended answers are b and d, though.
“Form Defined” is a requirement because otherwise you’re bypassing the form descriptor, which is where the choices are defined.
“Another available landing page” implies an LP other than the LP hosting the form. It’s not actually necessary to have another LP in order to use Advanced Thank You: you can have 2 Advanced Thank You choices, each pointing to the same LP (2 External URLs with the same hostname + path but different query strings or hashes). But the expectation is probably 2 different pages.
“External URL” isn’t required.
“None” is just weird.
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