Arcade February 2026 Sprint 4 (Solution)

Arcade February 2026 Sprint 4 (Solution)

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Overview

Welcome to Arcade February 2026 Sprint 4! This quick quiz will help you check your understanding and stay on track as you continue to build your Google Cloud skills.

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Note: Take a moment to read each question carefully and double-check your answers before submitting. To ensure your completion is recorded, keep the quiz open for at least 10 minutes. Submitting earlier may result in an incomplete attempt.


Quiz

  1. In Google Cloud IAM, what do you call a defined collection of specific permissions?

    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Folder

    • Member

    • Role

    • Policy

  2. Which Google Cloud tool allows you to manage permissions and access levels for different users?

    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • VPC Peering

    • Compute Engine

    • IAM

    • Cloud CDN

  3. Which Google Cloud resource is required to define the configuration (machine type, image) for a Managed Instance Group?

    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Disk Image

    • Instance Snapshot

    • Instance Template

    • Machine Image

  4. What feature of a Google Cloud MIG (Managed Instance Groups) automatically adds more VMs when web traffic increases?

    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Autoscaling

    • VPC Peering

    • Snapshotting

    • Load Balancing

  5. When deploying a VM instance with multiple network interfaces in Google Cloud, what is a mandatory requirement for each interface regarding its network connection?

    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Each interface must be attached to a different VPC network

    • Each interface must have a static external IP address

    • All interfaces must belong to the same subnetwork

    • Every interface must have a dedicated Cloud NAT gateway

  6. How will you attach multiple network interfaces to a VM instance during creation using gcloud?

    Select ONE answer that would be relevant

    • Use the --network-interface flag multiple times

    • Use the --interfaces list

    • Use the --add-network command

    • Use the --attach-multiple-nics flag