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PL-900 Connector Practice Question
Which FIVE of the following are valid connectors in Power Automate? (Choose five.)
⚠ Common exam trap
Watch out — candidates often assume only Microsoft services are valid connectors, but Power Automate includes many third-party standard connectors like Google Drive and Dropbox. In this question, all options are valid.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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Google Drive
Google Drive (A) is a valid Power Automate connector, offering standard and premium actions such as creating files, uploading content, and triggering flows when files change. SQL Server (B) is a valid connector that lets flows run queries, insert rows, and invoke stored procedures against on-premises or Azure SQL databases. SharePoint (C) is a core Microsoft connector providing triggers and actions for lists, libraries, files, and items. Dropbox (D) is a valid connector for file operations like upload, copy, and delete, plus triggers on file creation. Outlook (E) is a valid connector (Outlook.com and Office 365 Outlook) for sending mail, managing calendar events, and triggering on new messages. No other options are listed, so there are no unmarked choices to exclude.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Google Drive
Why this is correct
Google Drive is a certified Power Automate connector, enabling flows to trigger on file changes and perform actions such as uploading, copying or deleting files. It satisfies the stem's requirement for a valid connector, since Microsoft publishes it within the standard connector library alongside SharePoint, Outlook and Dropbox.
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SQL Server
Why this is correct
SQL Server is a standard Power Automate connector, allowing flows to query, insert and update on-premises or Azure SQL data through the gateway. The stem asks only which connectors exist, and SQL Server satisfies that constraint as a first-party database connector alongside SharePoint, Outlook and Teams.
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SharePoint
Why this is correct
SharePoint is a first-party Microsoft connector, letting flows trigger on list or library events and perform actions such as creating, updating, or retrieving items. This satisfies the stem's requirement for a valid Power Automate connector, as SharePoint appears in the standard connector gallery without any premium licensing.
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Dropbox
Why this is correct
Dropbox is a certified Power Automate connector, enabling triggers and actions for file operations such as creating, uploading, and retrieving files. This satisfies the stem's requirement for a valid connector, since Power Automate ships hundreds of built-in connectors spanning Microsoft services and third-party platforms, including Dropbox.
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Outlook
Why this is correct
Outlook is a first-party Microsoft connector in Power Automate, offering triggers and actions for mail, calendar and contacts. It is a standard, generally available connector, so it qualifies as one of the five valid connectors.
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