You need to add a "Star performer" block into your company's website. The block should show the name and picture of a selected star performer employee and should be editable in the normal block layout interface. All the employees are users of the website.
How do you implement the block?

• A. Install the user_blocks module from Drupal.org, select the fields you need and place block via block layout.
• B. Create a new Users View with user name field and user picture and an exposed filter on uid. Add a block display to the view and place the block in the block layout.
• C. Create a user view mode with user name and picture. Add a user reference field to one of your block types and let the user reference field use the new user view mode.
• D. Add a custom block and select the type "user account information", activate the user name and picture fields.

You manage an online store which sells digital photos. The site hosts thousands of photos from multiple categories. Each photo has a unique description. Your client has specified that the photo description should be stored along with the image file while adding images to the photo content type. The images can be reused on other pieces of content like landing pages, blog posts etc.
How will you build the functionality to store image descriptions along with images? (Select 2 options)

• A. Search for the contributed module for adding image descriptions, as Drupal can't provide this feature out of box.
• B. Add description field to the pre-existing image media type. Use the media reference field to link this with content.
• C. Create a content type which will have an image and description field, and link this to any content using the entity reference field.
• D. Create a media type with an image and the description field. Use the media reference field to link this with the content.

You have created a new Comment type, but when you try to add a comment field to a Content type, you can't select your new Comment type.

• A. "Allow comments" is not checked in the Content type settings.
• B. You need to clear the site caches to see the new option.
• C. Custom comment types can only be added to default Content types.
• D. In your new Comment type, you didn't select "Content" as the Target entity type.

You manage a popular news portal which has a very busy comments section. You've been asked to add several new fields and a View for the news area of a site. The QA team wants to review your work in staging before rolling everything out to production at once. The editorial team has specified that the site's comments activity should not be affected by these changes.
How can you meet these requirements without having to create the new functionality independently in both environments?

• A. Configuration created in the staging environment is automatically available to the production environment since they share a database.
• B. Create the fields and View in a fresh installation of Drupal core. Export the site configuration into your site's existing codebase, push the code to the staging environment, and import the site configuration there. Once QA is satisfied, repeat the process in production.
• C. Create the fields and View in a development copy of the site. Export the site configuration to code.Push that code to the staging environment and import the site configuration there. Once QA is satisfied, repeat the process in production.
• D. Copy the production database into the staging environment. Create the fields and View there. Once QA is satisfied, copy the staging database into the production environment.