AD0-E138 Sample Questions & Answers
Mapping platform modules to business problems carries nearly half the weight, ahead of equally weighted areas on matching features to business needs and designing information architecture, with the smallest share on content component implementation.
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- Question 1Intermediate
Education · Mapping Business Requirements to AEM Features
A global consumer goods company needs to reuse specific marketing copy (like product descriptions and promotional offers) across their AEM-hosted website, a third-party mobile app, and external partner websites via an API. Which AEM feature should the Business Practitioner recommend for this requirement?
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Correct answer: D
Content Fragments provide structured, presentation-agnostic content (pure data) that can be easily exposed via AEM's GraphQL API to third-party apps and partner sites, while still being usable on the AEM website.
flowchart TD CF[Content Fragment] -->|GraphQL API| Mobile[Mobile App] CF -->|GraphQL API| Partner[Partner Website] CF -->|Core Components| AEM[AEM Website] - Question 2IntermediateSelect 2
Education · Content Editor Training Procedures
When planning a training curriculum for a team of new content editors who will be managing a multi-regional corporate website, which TWO procedural concepts must be included to ensure they can effectively manage regional content variations? (Select TWO)
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Correct answers: C, D
Content editors managing regional variations need two procedural skills. Multi-Site Manager Live Copies inherit content and structure from the Blueprint (master) site, so editors must understand rollouts and how to cancel/restore inheritance for local changes. Translation workflows and Language Copies (translation projects) are how editors localize that content into each region's language. OSGi configuration, Dispatcher flush rules and custom component development are developer/administrator tasks, not editor procedures.
Content editors managing regional variations need two procedural skills. Multi-Site Manager Live Copies inherit content and structure from the Blueprint (master) site, so editors must understand rollouts and how to cancel/restore inheritance for local changes. Translation workflows and Language Copies (translation projects) are how editors localize that content into each region's language. OSGi configuration, Dispatcher flush rules and custom component development are developer/administrator tasks, not editor procedures.
- Question 3Intermediate
Education · Mapping Business Requirements to AEM Features
A pharmaceutical company needs to ensure that published medical disclaimers are pixel-perfect, completely unalterable in layout, and reusable across multiple product pages without any deviation in styling. Which AEM feature should be utilized?
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Correct answer: D
Experience Fragments allow authors to group content and layout (HTML/CSS) together to create a reusable, structured experience that maintains its exact visual presentation wherever it is embedded.
- Question 4Beginner
Education · AEM Features and Capabilities Identification
True or False: In AEM as a Cloud Service, content authors must manually trigger environment scaling processes from the Cloud Manager interface when anticipating a high-traffic event like a Black Friday sale.
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Correct answer: B
False. AEM as a Cloud Service has a cloud-native, auto-scaling architecture: the publish tier runs a variable number of pods depending on actual traffic, and scaling is handled automatically by the service, with no manual action by authors or administrators in Cloud Manager.
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