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Your network environment includes an on-premise Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
You create a work item custom query named Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours in your My Queries folder.
You need to meet the following requirements:
- The query should be available to all team members.
- Aggregate results of the query, in the form of total number of work items that match the query, should appear as a tile on the Home page of the Team Web Access client.
What should you do?

• A.From within Team Explorer:
  From the My Queries folder, drag the Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours query to the Shared Queries section.
  Drag the query from the Shared Queries section to the Team Favorites section.
• B.From within Team Explorer:
  From the Activities tab, click Publish Query to Team Favorites.
  Select the Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours query from the list overlay.
• C.From within Team Web Access:
  From the Activities list on the home page, click Publish Query to Team Favorites.
  Select the Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours query from the list overlay.
• D.From within Team Web Access:
  On the Work Items tab of the Work page, drag the query Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hour that appears in the My Queries section and add it to Shared Queries section.
  Drag the query from the Shared Queries section to the Team Favorites section.

Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
You need to be able to trace bugs to the code that addresses the bug.
What should you do?

• A.Enable the Work Items check-in policy. In the Edit options of the policy, select the Active Bugs query.
• B.Enable the Changeset Comments check-in policy.
• C.Enable the Work Items check-in policy. In the Edit options of the policy, select Bug from the list of work item types.
• D.Enable the Work Items check-in policy and request that all developers associate the work item to the appropriate bug at the time of check-in.

You use Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage your test environments.
You plan to test an ASP.NET website on various topologies (such as one-tier, two-tier,
three-tier, and n-tier) to ensure that the website supports scalability.
You need to be able to deploy copies of predefined environments based on templates.
What should you do?

• A.Create new physical environments using physical machines.
• B.Create new standard environments with physical machines.
• C.Create a System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) environment for each topology and store them in the library. Use the library to deploy new environments.
• D.Create new standard environments with machines that run under System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM).

You are a test developer using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
You have copied a test case that has five parameters.
You need to change the parameter names in the new test case and keep the parameter
values intact.
What should you do?

• A.Edit each test step and rename the parameters.
• B.Copy and paste the data values from the old parameters into new parameters.
• C.Replace the existing parameters with new, renamed parameters.
• D.For each parameter, click Rename parameter in the Parameter Values pane.

You manage a project for which the team has not delivered all of the story points committed to in a previous sprint.
You want to define the amount of work the team can commit to for the next sprint of the project.
What should you do?

• A.Review capacity of the team to define the amount of work.
• B.Review the sprint burndown to define the amount of work.
• C.Review the team velocity to define the amount of work
• D.Allow the product owner to define the amount of work.