A) Direct messages B) Channels C) Connectors D) Teams
A) Only emails B) Messages and digital content C) Skype broadcast files D) PSTN telephone signals
A) By calling the PSTN telephone system B) By using a Mailchimp connector C) Through an invitation or sharing a specific URL D) Only through Microsoft Outlook
A) A third-party service B) Any channel participant C) A team administrator or owner D) A breakout room host
A) Groups for classes, PLCs, staff members, and everyone B) Only public Yammer streams C) PSTN telephone lines D) Mailchimp marketing campaigns
A) Direct messages B) Email or group SMS C) Audio and video calls D) Meeting links
A) Text, images, GIFs, and image macros B) Only PSTN phone calls C) Automated meeting minutes D) Skype Meeting Broadcast
A) Connectors B) Direct messages C) Breakout rooms D) Teams Live Events
A) Breakout rooms B) Connectors C) Ad-hoc groups D) Outlook plugins
A) Skype B) Mailchimp C) Microsoft Outlook D) Yammer
A) Bing News B) Facebook Pages C) Skype D) Mailchimp
A) PSTN network B) Power BI C) Skype Meeting Broadcast D) Microsoft Teams
A) PSTN telephone line configurations B) Only email messages and group SMS C) Mailchimp newsletters D) Instant messaging, VoIP audio calls, and video calls
A) Teams Live Events B) Telephone replacement C) Connectors D) Breakout rooms
A) Make and receive calls over the PSTN B) Broadcast to 10,000 participants on Yammer C) Send Mailchimp and Twitter updates D) Automatically generate meeting minutes
A) Only direct private messages B) Conference calls with multiple participants C) Skype Meeting Broadcasts D) Automated breakout rooms
A) Audio, video, chat and presented content B) PSTN telephone hardware C) Mailchimp templates D) Only text and GIFs
A) Using a Facebook Page connector B) Through an SMS text message C) Via a meeting link D) By joining a breakout room directly
A) Direct messaging and GIFs B) VoIP audio and video calls C) Recording and transcript features D) Outlook plugin schedules
A) Power BI B) Bing News C) Mailchimp D) Microsoft Outlook
A) The automated meeting minutes B) If a meeting is in progress C) The PSTN telephone billing details D) The list of breakout room participants
A) Microsoft Outlook scheduling B) Direct messaging C) Skype Meeting Broadcast D) The PSTN telephone system
A) 1,000 participants B) 5,000 participants C) 100 participants D) 10,000 participants
A) Teams, Yammer, or Microsoft Stream B) Facebook Pages, Twitter, and Bing News C) Only Microsoft Outlook and Mailchimp D) PSTN telephone networks only
A) Split a meeting into small groups B) Broadcast the meeting to Yammer C) Merge multiple channels into one D) Connect the meeting to the PSTN network
A) When connecting third-party services via Mailchimp B) For collaboration during trainings or environments where speaking all at once is disruptive C) When broadcasting to 10,000 participants on Stream D) When scheduling an Outlook calendar event
A) Individual participants B) Team administrators or owners only C) Third-party connector services D) The hosts
A) The meeting is automatically recorded and transcribed B) All participants will automatically rejoin the main meeting room C) The team workspace is deleted D) The call is transferred to the PSTN network
A) Oracle Database B) MySQL C) Gmail D) Exchange Online
A) MongoDB B) PostgreSQL C) Cosmos DB D) Redis
A) Exchange Online mailboxes B) Outlook Express archives C) Local text files D) Windows Registry
A) The main team mailbox only B) Their own mailboxes C) Shared network drives D) External email servers
A) A pure command-line interface B) A legacy Win32 application C) A mobile-only application D) A web-based desktop app
A) Flutter B) JavaFX C) Electron framework D) React Native
A) Unsaved temporary chat rooms B) One-time broadcast messages C) Ephemeral disappearing messages only D) Two-way persistent chats
A) March 2018 B) January 2020 C) December 2023 D) August 2022
A) Skype for Business B) Microsoft Classroom C) Flip D) Zoom
A) 280 million B) 8 billion C) 28 companies D) 44 million
A) Parlano B) Skype C) Slack D) Zoom
A) $280 million B) $3.14 billion C) $8 billion D) $44 million
A) Chester Clamp B) Bill Gates C) Brian MacDonald D) Lu Qi
A) Brian MacDonald B) Lu Qi C) Chester Clamp D) Bill Gates
A) Seattle B) San Francisco C) Redmond D) New York City
A) August 29, 2007 B) July 12, 2018 C) July 31, 2021 D) March 14, 2017
A) It was only available on Linux B) It did not support external users C) It lacked video conferencing capabilities D) It did not allow text chatting
A) July 12, 2018 B) September 2019 C) March 14, 2017 D) December 2019
A) Freelancers and small business owners B) Enterprise executives C) Video game livestreamers D) Firstline Workers
A) July 12, 2018 B) March 19, 2020 C) May 5, 2025 D) July 31, 2021
A) MindAlign chat B) Mixer livestreaming C) Walkie Talkie D) Classroom assignment tracker
A) 44 million B) 4.1 billion C) 280 million D) 28 companies
A) 8 billion B) 4.1 billion C) 44 million D) 280 million
A) July 2020 B) December 2022 C) December 2019 D) March 2017
A) Flip B) Twitch C) MindAlign D) Mixer
A) October 2025 B) March 4, 2016 C) November 2, 2016 D) February 28, 2025
A) August 29, 2007 B) July 31, 2021 C) May 5, 2025 D) January 2023
A) Mixer B) Walkie Talkie C) MindAlign D) Flip
A) The COVID-19 pandemic B) The launch of Mixer C) The acquisition of Parlano D) The release of Windows 10
A) The Assignments tab B) The Classroom tab C) The Education tab D) The Grades tab
A) MNP24 B) SIP C) H.323 D) ICE
A) Special gateways B) Custom firewall settings C) The MNP24 client plugin D) Direct peer-to-peer connections
A) Integrated Client Encryption B) Interactive Connectivity Establishment C) Internet Communication Engine D) Internal Connection Environment
A) KUDO B) Lingua C) Translatify D) Babylon
A) Machine learning filters B) AI C) Quantum audio compression D) Analog noise gates |