Google GCP-AGWA Certification Exam Sample Questions

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Google GCP-AGWA Sample Questions:

01. Two members of the legal team must be able to open matters, place holds, and export results in Google Vault. They must not gain the ability to change user accounts or service settings.
How should this be granted?
a) Create a custom role with the Vault privileges the work requires and assign it to the two legal team members.
b) Add the two legal team members to a group and give that group access to each matter from inside Vault.
c) Grant the two legal team members the Super Admin role, which includes every Vault privilege.
d) Assign the prebuilt Groups Admin role, then add the Vault privileges to it for the two members.
 
02. An employee changes their surname and the administrator updates their primary email address to match. Colleagues and external contacts still hold the previous address.
What happens to mail sent to the previous address?
a) It is held in the organization's quarantine until an administrator releases it to the renamed account.
b) It continues to reach the user, since the previous address is retained on the account as an alias.
c) It is returned to the sender, since the previous address no longer exists in the directory.
d) It is delivered only if the administrator adds the previous address back to the account as a send-as address.
 
03. Users keep installing Chrome extensions that request the ability to read and change data on every site they visit. Security wants to stop that category of extension, while leaving users free to install the many extensions that request nothing sensitive.
Which Chrome policy approach fits that requirement?
a) Block all extensions and allow only the ones the business has reviewed and named.
b) Allow installation by default and add the high-permission extensions the business needs to an allowlist.
c) Turn off the Chrome Web Store for managed users, so extensions can only arrive from an internal source the organization has curated.
d) Block extensions by the permissions they request, so any extension asking to read and change data on all sites is refused.
 
04. One employee reports that their enrolled phone has stopped receiving corporate mail. Other employees on the same platform are unaffected, and the employee can reach mail in a browser.
Which two checks should the administrator make?
(Choose two.)
a) The organization's MX records, to confirm that inbound mail is still directed to Google.
b) The Devices audit log for that employee, to see what happened to the device around the time the problem began.
c) The device's entry in the Admin console, to see whether it is blocked, pending approval, or has stopped reporting.
d) The employee's Gmail forwarding and filter settings, to see whether messages are being diverted before they arrive.
e) The Google Workspace Status Dashboard, to establish whether a Gmail disruption is stopping the device from synchronizing.
 
05. Before a licensing review, an administrator needs to identify accounts that have not signed in for an extended period.
Which Admin console surface provides that?
a) The Login audit log, searched for accounts with no sign-in event in the period.
b) The user reports, which list each account alongside its last sign-in.
c) The Google Workspace Status Dashboard, which reports service availability by account.
d) The security investigation tool, searching user log events for inactivity.
 
06. Your organization enforces 2-Step Verification for every organizational unit, and every user is on the same second-factor method. Users in Support are challenged for a second factor at every sign-in from the same managed laptop, while users in Engineering who sign in just as often from identical hardware are challenged only occasionally.
What accounts for the difference?
a) Engineering has registered security keys, which satisfy the challenge without any prompt appearing.
b) Login challenges are turned on for Support and off for Engineering, so Support meets an additional prompt.
c) Engineering has a longer web session length, so its users are signed in for longer and reach the challenge less often.
d) Engineering permits users to mark a device as trusted, so a later sign-in from that device is not challenged again for a period.
 
07. A legal team works with confidential matters on shared laptops in a client office. The organization wants members of that team to be asked to sign in again after a defined period of activity, while everyone else keeps the current sign-in duration.
What should the administrator configure?
a) A shorter web session length for the legal team's organizational unit.
b) A password policy for the legal team that requires a new password on a fixed schedule.
c) A 2-Step Verification enforcement setting for the legal team that requires the challenge at every sign-in.
d) A context-aware access level for the legal team that permits access only from managed devices.
 
08. Employees use their own Android phones for work. The organization needs to apply its policies to corporate mail and files on those phones, and employees are concerned about the organization reaching their personal apps and photos.
Which approach addresses both?
a) Enroll the phones as company-owned devices, which applies policy to the whole device under a single profile.
b) Enroll the phones with basic mobile management, which applies to corporate accounts and ignores personal ones.
c) Enroll the phones with a work profile, which keeps corporate apps and data in a separate managed container.
d) Leave the phones unenrolled and use context-aware access to allow corporate apps only from them.
 
09. Administrator roles at your organization are assigned to individuals, and role holders change frequently as people rotate through an on-call rota. Reviews keep finding people who left the rota months ago and still hold the role.
Which change addresses the cause rather than the symptom?
a) Assign the role to a group and manage the rota through group membership.
b) Scope each role assignment to the organizational unit the holder belongs to, so a departure narrows their reach.
c) Replace the prebuilt role with a custom role carrying fewer privileges, limiting what a stale holder can do.
d) Schedule a quarterly review of role assignments and remove holders who are no longer on the rota.
 
10. Staff should be able to find a partner organization's support desk by typing its name into the Gmail address field, in the same way they find colleagues. The support desk has no account in your Workspace organization.
What should the administrator create?
a) A Google Group whose only member is the partner's external address, with external membership permitted.
b) A directory setting that includes contacts from partner domains in the organization's address autocomplete.
c) A domain shared contact for the support desk, which appears in the directory for everyone in the organization.
d) A user account for the support desk in a secondary domain, with mail forwarded to the partner's address.

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: a		 Question: 02
Answer: b		 Question: 03
Answer: d		 Question: 04
Answer: b, c		 Question: 05
Answer: b
Question: 06
Answer: d		 Question: 07
Answer: a		 Question: 08
Answer: c		 Question: 09
Answer: a		 Question: 10
Answer: c

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