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Question 751
True or False?
When your bot is ready to be deliered to users, you can only connect it to a single channel.
A. True
B. False
Answer
B. False
Explanation
When your bot is ready to be delivered to users, you can connect it to multiple channels.
Question 752
You need to create a support bot fo internal use in your organization. Users need to be able to submit questions to the bot using Microsoft Teams and through an internal web-page. What should you do?
A. Create two knowledge bases with same question and answer pairs. Then create a bot for each knowledge base; one connected to the Microsoft Teams channel, and the other to the Web Chat channel.
B. Create a knowledge base. Then create a bot for the knowledge base and connect the Microsoft Teams and the Web Chat channels for your bot.
C. Create a knowledge base. Then create two bots that use the same knowledge base – one bot connected to the Microsoft Teams channel, and the other to the Web Chat channel.
Answer
B. Create a knowledge base. Then create a bot for the knowledge base and connect the Microsoft Teams and the Web Chat channels for your bot.
Explanation
The Microsoft Teams channel enables your bot to receive and respond to messages in Microsoft Teams, and the Web Chat channel enables interactions through a web chat interface.
Question 753
For simple updates, you can edit bot code directly in the Azure portal. True or False?
A. True
B. False
Answer
A. True
Explanation
For simple updates, you can edit bot code directly in the Azure portal.
Question 754
You are using Translator Text API to translate text and filter out profanity. How can this be achieved?
A. Enabling selective translation
B. Translator Text API does not provide a feature to achieve this
C. Enabling profanity filtering
Answer
C. Enabling profanity filtering
Explanation
You can control profanity translation by either marking the translated text as profane or by omitting it in the results.
Question 755
You work at a company named “Peach” and you’ve just built a solution that scans legal documents and translates them from English to French. Since the company name is a commonly used word, you face the risk that the company name would be translated to the equivalent word of “peach” in French. How can you overcome this?
A. Translator Text API does not provide a feature to achieve this
B. By enabling profanity filtering
C. By enabling selective translation
Answer
C. By enabling selective translation
Explanation
With selective translation, you can tag content so that it isn’t translated. For example, you may want to tag code, a brand name, or a word/phrase that doesn’t make sense when localized.
Question 756
You are building a solution that will translate speeches in real-time live from one language to another. Which service should you use?
A. Text analytics
B. Translator text
C. Speech
Answer
C. Speech
Explanation
The Speech service can translate from audio sources to text.
Question 757
When creating a Language Understanding application, what type of utterances should you map to the “None” intent?
A. Utterances that don’t expect a response back
B. Utterances that do not map any of the other intents
C. Utterances that map to non-logical intents
Answer
B. Utterances that do not map any of the other intents
Explanation
The “None” intent is considered a fallback, and is typically used to provide a generic response to users when their requests don’t match any other intent.
Question 758
To create an eligible Language Understanding application, you need to create entities and intents in a specific order so that the service can understand how to process them. True or False?
A. True
B. False
Answer
B. False
Explanation
When you create entities and intents, you can do so in any order.
Question 759
You are authoring a Language Understanding application to support a home automation device. You want users to be able to give specific instructions to switch on lights, like “Turn on the light”. What should you create?
A. Add utterances similar to “Turn on the light” in the “None” intent
B. Define a “light” entity and a “TurnOn” intent with utterances similar to “Turn on the light”.
C. Create a “turnOn” entity and a “light” intent
Answer
B. Define a “light” entity and a “TurnOn” intent with utterances similar to “Turn on the light”.
Explanation
The intent encapsulates the task (turning on the light) and the entity specifies the item to which the intent is applied (the light).
Question 760
The only way to author Language Understanding models is to write code to define the elements of it. True or False?
A. True
B. False
Answer
B. False