What are the two Azure resources required to support a bot?

• A registered Azure app.

• A Bot Channels Registration resource.

• A container

• A knowledge base

What is an application that enables you to run your bot as a local or remote web application and connect to it from an interactive web chat interface that you can use to test your bot?

• Bot Framework Emulator

• Bot Channels Registration

• Azure Bot Service

• Bot Framework Service

What are the four components of an adaptive dialog?

• Action, Language Generator, Recognizer, Trigger

• Action, Knowledge Base, Language Recognizer, Trigger

• Action, Speech Synthesizer, Recognizer, Memory

• Action, Knowledge Base, Language Recognizer, Memory

What are some of the advantages of using the Bot Framework Composer over the Bot Framework SDK?

• Time saved with fewer steps to set up your environment.

• Composer bot projects contain reusable assets in the form of JSON and Markdown files.

• Use of Adaptive Dialogs allow for Language Generation (LG), which can simplify interruption handling and give bots character.

• Action, Speech Synthesizer, Recognizer, Memory

In designing the user experience, what features can be implemented in the bot?

• Text

• Buttons

• Images

• Cards

• Box

The Activity Handler base class includes event methods for the many kinds of common activity. What common activity is not included?

Should you use the Bot Framework SDK or Bot Framework Composer if you’re planning to implement a highly complex bot?

What is the difference between a main and a child dialog?

What is the significance of adaptive flow?

What is the advantage of using rich user controls with your bot?