PL-900 Trigger Practice Question
Which THREE components are part of a Power Automate cloud flow?
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(Action), Option B (Connector), and Option E (Trigger) are the three core components of a Power Automate cloud flow. Actions are the steps performed, triggers start the flow, and connectors provide integration with services. Option C (Business process flow) is a type of model-driven app component, not a cloud flow component. Option D (Power Apps) is a separate application platform.
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Action
Why this is correct
Actions are steps in the flow.
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Connector
Why this is correct
Connectors define the service to connect to.
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Business process flow
Why it's wrong here
A business process flow is a different type of flow, not a component.
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Power Apps
Why it's wrong here
Power Apps is a separate product.
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Trigger
Why this is correct
Triggers start the flow.
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Variation 1. Which THREE components are part of a Power Automate cloud flow? (Select THREE.)
easy- A.Environment
- ✓ B.Condition
- C.Connector
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- ✓ E.Trigger
Why B: Options B, D, and E are correct. A trigger starts the flow, actions perform tasks, and conditions control the flow logic. Option A (Environment) is the container for resources, not a component of a single flow definition. Option C (Connector) is a connection to a service, not a component of the flow itself.
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