Question 1

A coworker gave you a Terraform configuration file containing the code snippet below. Where will Terraform download the referenced provider from?terraform { required_providers { kubernetes = { source = "hashicorp/kubernetes" version = "2.38.0" } }}provider "kubernetes" { # Configuration below...

Options :

A : from the hashicorp/kubernetes directory where Terraform is executed

B : the official Terraform public registry

C : from the configured VCS provider in the hashicorp/kubernetes repo

D : from the official Kubernetes public GitHub repo

Answer: B

Question 2

What is the purpose of Terraform’s dependency graph?

Options :

A : builds a graph of dependencies to perform create/update/destroy operations from it

B : executes resources in the order .tf files appear, ensuring predictable runs

C : sorts resources by type and name and builds a visual graph from them for create operations

D : lets providers decide ordering, relying on cloud APIs to handle dependencies

Answer: A

Question 3

Which statements about sensitive data and Terraform state are correct? (select two)

Options :

A : Marking a variable sensitive = true does not prevent it from being written to state.

B : Using local state automatically encrypts secrets on disk without extra steps.

C : Sensitive outputs are never stored in state, only displayed at apply time.

D : The state file can contain sensitive values in plaintext by default.

Answer: A,D

Question 4

In Terraform, how are input variables scoped with respect to modules?

Options :

A : By default, all parent variables are automatically visible inside child modules, even without being passed explicitly

B : Variables are local to each module, and child modules can only access parent values when passed to them.

C : Variables in the root module are considered "global" and can be used by any referenced module by default.

D : Child variables become available to the parent automatically after the apply completes.

Answer: B

Question 5

One of your application teams needs to share third-party credentials across multiple workspaces. What is the most appropriate way to configure HCP Terraform and easily meet these requirements? (select three)

Options :

A : In each workspace, create a variable for each credential and mark it as sensitive

B : Configure a run trigger to copy the sensitive variables to each workspace

C : Create a variable set that include the third-party credentials

D : Apply the variable set to the project

E : Group the team's workspaces into a project

Answer: C,D,E

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