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Summary and knowledge check

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You've completed an app that demonstrates all the main features of Adaptive Cards:

• Column layout
• User input
• Actions
• Video
• Fact sets
• Image sets

You've also written and tested code that shows how to use the three actions for Adaptive Cards: Open URL, Submit and Show Card. These three actions enable user engagement. Given what you know now, you should have some ideas in mind for productive uses of Adaptive Cards.

After you complete the knowledge check, the next stage is to use Adaptive Cards in real-world scenarios, including in Windows 10 Timeline.

Knowledge check

1.

What are the three Adaptive Cards actions?

Open URL, Submit, and Input

Open URL, Choice Set, and Show Card

Open URL, Submit, and Show Card

Open URL, Submit, and Show Image

2.

Which is the complete list of user inputs?

Date, number, text, time, toggle, column, container

Date, number, text, time, choice set

Date, number, text, time, toggle, check list

Date, number, text, time, toggle, choice set

3.

Which of these statements is false?

Each fact in a fact set can have an associated action.

Each image in an image set can have an associated action.

Adaptive Cards are communicated as JSON scripts.

4.

If you have a card with one column set containing three columns, and the width settings for the columns are 200, 400, and 200 respectively, what does this mean?

The first and third columns are 200 pixels wide, and the center column is 400 pixels wide.

The center column uses up half the available width of the card, and the first and third columns use up one quarter.

The first and third columns are 200 points wide, and the center column is 400 points wide.

You must answer all questions before checking your work.

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