Troubleshooting practice questions

Which TWO actions should you take when troubleshooting a broken data connection in a canvas app?

Trap 1: Reinstall the browser

This is unrelated to server-side connection issues.

Trap 2: Delete the app

This is a destructive, unnecessary action.

Trap 3: Rename the app

Renaming does not fix connectivity.

A
Reinstall the browser
Why wrong: This is unrelated to server-side connection issues.
B
Delete the app
Why wrong: This is a destructive, unnecessary action.
C
Rename the app
Why wrong: Renaming does not fix connectivity.
D
Verify the connection status in the Data pane
The Data pane shows if a connection is valid or broken.
E
Check the user's security role
Permissions are a common cause of connection failures.

Question 2hardmultiple choice

You are troubleshooting a form in a model-driven app. The field is read-only even though the user has 'Write' permissions. What is the most likely cause?

Trap 1: The app icon

Icons do not impact data permissions.

Trap 2: The browser cache

While possible, it is not the 'most likely' configuration issue.

Trap 3: The user's password

Passwords are unrelated to app functionality.

A
The app icon
Why wrong: Icons do not impact data permissions.
B
The browser cache
Why wrong: While possible, it is not the 'most likely' configuration issue.
C
The user's password
Why wrong: Passwords are unrelated to app functionality.
D
Field security profile configuration
Field security can override standard table permissions.

Question 3mediummultiple choice

You are troubleshooting a failed flow run. Where do you find the specific input and output data for each action?

Trap 1: In the Flow Designer

Designer is for building, not inspecting runs.

Trap 2: In the environment logs

These are high-level system logs, not action-level data.

Trap 3: In the Solution history

This shows deployment history.

A
In the Flow Designer
Why wrong: Designer is for building, not inspecting runs.
B
In the Run history
Run history captures the data for every step of a specific execution.
C
In the environment logs
Why wrong: These are high-level system logs, not action-level data.
D
In the Solution history
Why wrong: This shows deployment history.

Question 4easymulti select

Which THREE of the following are benefits of using Copilot in Power Automate? (Choose THREE)

Trap 1: Replacing the need for Dataverse

Copilot is not a data storage solution.

Trap 2: Automatically fixing all syntax errors in expressions

Copilot assists but does not guarantee error-free code.

A
Explaining complex flow logic
Copilot can summarize existing flows.
B
Replacing the need for Dataverse
Why wrong: Copilot is not a data storage solution.
C
Automatically fixing all syntax errors in expressions
Why wrong: Copilot assists but does not guarantee error-free code.
D
Troubleshooting flow run failures
Copilot can suggest fixes for errors.
E
Generating flow suggestions from prompts
Copilot creates drafts from text.

Question 5hardmulti select

When troubleshooting a failed Power Automate flow, which TWO areas should you inspect to identify the root cause?

Trap 1: The Power Apps Studio version history.

This is for app UI changes.

Trap 2: The Office 365 Admin Center.

This is for tenant management, not individual flow debugging.

Trap 3: The AI Hub logs.

AI Hub logs are specific to AI models, not flows.

A
Run history of the flow.
Run history shows exactly where and why a step failed.
B
The Power Apps Studio version history.
Why wrong: This is for app UI changes.
C
The Office 365 Admin Center.
Why wrong: This is for tenant management, not individual flow debugging.
D
The AI Hub logs.
Why wrong: AI Hub logs are specific to AI models, not flows.
E
Flow Checker for design-time issues.
Flow Checker identifies potential design errors that prevent execution.