Online Access Free 1Z0-1071-20 Practice Test

Examine the code snippet below:

Which two statement are true regarding the functionality of a composite bag referenced by the variable pizza?

• A.The first time an incorrect value for an entity item is resolved, it will result in an error and transition to the state called maxError because cancelPolicy is set to immediate and this overrides the setting for maxPrompts.
• B.Each entity item in the composite bag will be prompted for a valid value three times. After the last invalid input, the flow will navigate to a state called maxError.
• C.Any individual entity item can define its own maxPrompts to override the value in the dialog flow.
• D.Each entity item in the composite bag will be prompted for a valid value three times. After the last invalid input, the flow will navigate to a state called setPizzaDough.

What does this dialog flow do?

• A.It stops the conversation if the user can't enter any utterances that resolve to an intent.
• B.If the user does not enter an utterance that resolves to an intent within three tries, it transitions to a state to handle the user problem.
• C.It logs how many times it takes each user to enter an utterance that resolves to an intent.
• D.It loops back to the intent state until the user enters an utterance that resolves to an intent.

You have a skill for ordering pizzas. In your experience, you have found that 95% of your customers want a regular crust and just 5% prefer gluten-free crust. Because so few people are likely to want a gluten-free crust, you don't want to prompt for that option, but you do want to make it available.
Assuming you already have a composite bag entity that contains a PizzaCrust entity that has the values "regular" and "gluten free", what would be the simplest way to have your skill enable a user to order a pizza with a gluten-free crust without the skill prompting the user for that option?

• A.For the PizzaCrust entity item, set the Extract With property to reference an entity with the single value "gluten free".
• B.Don't set a prompt for the PizzaCrust entity item.
• C.Don't set a prompt for the PizzaCrust entity item and set the Out of Order Extraction property to True.
• D.In the composite bag, set the PizzaCrust entity item's Prompt for Value property to False. Then, once the the composite bag is resolved, check if the PizzaCrust entity has a value. If it doesn't, set its value to "regular".

You have a use case that calls for users to enter a series of complex values.
What would you do to ensure that users enter these values correctly with the least effort?

• A.Create a webview service which connects the skill to a web app that renders as a form and provides features such as input validation and option buttons.
• B.Create a composite bag entity for the types of values, and then add a regex entity to handle validation.
• C.Create a dedicated skill for collecting and validating input and pair it with a skill for processing the validated input.
• D.Use a system.commonResponse component to aggregate and validate user input.

When a user interacts with one skill within a digital assistant but then enters input that may be relevant to another skill, the digital assistant generally presents users a prompt to confirm whether they really want to switch to the other skill, even if the input is completely irrelevant to the current skill.
How can you reduce the frequency with which the user encounters these confirmation prompts in a digital assistant?

• A.In the dialog assistant, reduce the value of the Confidence Win Margin setting.
• B.In the digital assistant, reduce the value of the Interrupt Prompt Confidence Threshold setting.
• C.In the digital assistant, add more utterances for the unresoivedintent system intent.
• D.In each skill, reduce the value of the Confidence Win Margin setting.