A) Centralizing U.S. government Spanish-language websites.
B) Translating all government documents into Spanish.
C) Providing legal advice to Spanish speakers.
D) Hosting private Spanish-language businesses.

A) Foreign government officials.
B) A private international corporation.
C) The Department of Education.
D) Spanish speakers.

A) 100 million.
B) 5 million.
C) 10 million.
D) 43 million.

A) Academic universities and research centers.
B) Private non-profit organizations only.
C) States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and local governments.
D) International embassies and consulates.

A) 1-911-USA-INFO.
B) 1-800-USA-GOVT.
C) 1-844USAGOV1.
D) 1-888-GOV-HELP.

A) By clicking on a toggle button.
B) By emailing the webmaster.
C) By refreshing the browser cache.
D) By calling a help center.

A) Best practices to improve website quality.
B) Strict censorship of public comments.
C) Budget allocation for private contractors.
D) New social media marketing strategies.

A) Public Records Act of 2005.
B) Freedom of Information Act of 1990.
C) E-Government Act of 2002.
D) Internet Access Act of 2010.

A) Funding all federal web development projects.
B) Managing federal server security protocols.
C) Writing the code for federal websites.
D) Drafting recommendations and sharing effective practices.

A) The Oklahoma City bombing.
B) The 2008 financial crisis.
C) The September 11, 2001, attack.
D) The 2020 pandemic.

A) Department of the Interior.
B) Department of Education.
C) Department of Commerce.
D) Department of Homeland Security.

A) To avoid duplication and inconsistencies.
B) To increase the length of reports.
C) To reduce the number of employees working.
D) To save money on hosting costs.

A) It is archived and never used again.
B) It is used only for training government managers.
C) It is sold to private insurance companies.
D) It can be re-used to improve preparation.

A) USAportal.gov.
B) FederalSearch.gov.
C) FirstGov.gov.
D) GovPortal.gov.

A) Less than 5 percent.
B) About 10 percent.
C) About 50 percent.
D) About 25 percent.

A) Department of Defense.
B) General Services Administration.
C) Department of State.
D) The White House.

A) 2002.
B) 2007.
C) 2000.
D) 2010.

A) EspañaGov.
B) USAGov en Español.
C) USAGov Latino.
D) GobiernoUSA.

A) The GSA headquarters.
B) The White House.
C) The Pentagon.
D) The Capitol Building.

A) Reddit
B) LinkedIn
C) YouTube
D) TikTok

A) Use 1.usa.gov instead
B) Create a new .gov redirect domain
C) Use a commercial URL shortener exclusively
D) Post the full link

A) Government forms
B) Recalls
C) Government images
D) Personalized user dashboards

A) Section 510
B) Section 501
C) Section 508
D) Section 504

A) Web Marketing Association, Inc.
B) Tech Excellence Group
C) Internet Design Bureau
D) Government Web Council

A) Forbes
B) Newsweek
C) Fortune
D) Time Magazine

A) Stanford University
B) Brookings Institution
C) Harvard Kennedy School
D) Brown University

A) World Bank
B) International Monetary Fund
C) United Nations
D) World Trade Organization

A) Brown University
B) Princeton University
C) Yale University
D) Harvard University

A) George Washington University
B) Harvard Kennedy School
C) University of Chicago
D) Georgetown University

A) Digital Inclusion Award
B) Global Government Site Award
C) Arroba de oro
D) Web Excellence Prize

A) Global User Experience Index
B) Public Trust Index
C) American Customer Satisfaction Index
D) Federal Performance Index

A) New York Times
B) The Washington Post
C) Wired
D) USATODAY.com

A) PC Magazine
B) Computer World
C) Technology Monthly
D) Digital Trends