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Test Your Knowledge of Google Analytics
Question #1
A digital marketing manager wants to track how many users complete a newsletter signup form on their website.
Which Google Analytics feature should they use to track this user action?
A) Segments
B) Goals
C) Dashboards
D) Annotations
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Goals are designed to track specific user actions like form completions; segments and dashboards organize data, annotations mark events but do not track actions.
Question #2
A retailer notices a sharp decline in mobile conversions but stable desktop performance.
Which Analytics report should they review to investigate this discrepancy?
A) Acquisition Overview
B) Device Category report
C) Real-Time Events
D) Content Drilldown
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
The Device Category report compares performance across device types; acquisition and real-time give less device detail, content drilldown focuses on pages not devices.
Question #3
A content site sees high bounce rates on their articles.
What is the most likely interpretation of this metric?
A) Users are spending a lot of time on site
B) Users leave after viewing one page
C) Users are clicking many ads
D) Users are converting at a high rate
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Bounce rate measures single-page sessions; it does not indicate time spent or conversions, nor ad clicks.
Question #4
A travel company wants to track the success of a new booking funnel.
Which Analytics feature should they use?
A) Goal Funnels
B) Events
C) Segments
D) Annotations
Solution
Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Goal Funnels visualize steps users take through a process like a booking funnel; events track actions but not the sequence, segments/annotations are not for funnels.
Question #5
A business wants to compare traffic from paid search versus organic search channels.
Which report provides this comparison?
A) Behavior Flow
B) Acquisition Channels report
C) User Explorer
D) Site Speed
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
The Acquisition Channels report breaks down traffic sources like paid and organic search; behavior flow shows navigational paths, user explorer and site speed do not compare channels.
Question #6
A nonprofit wants to see which geographic regions generate the most donations on their site.
Which report will help them?
A) Geo Location report
B) Traffic Sources report
C) Campaigns report
D) Behavior Overview
Solution
Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Geo Location shows user activity by region; traffic sources and campaigns focus on channels, not locations.
Question #7
A publisher wants to know how users interact with video content (pause, play, completion rates).
Which Analytics feature should they implement?
A) Event Tracking
B) Goal Funnels
C) Custom Alerts
D) Annotations
Solution
Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Event Tracking captures specific interactions like plays and pauses; goal funnels show steps, alerts do not track specific actions, content grouping is for content categories.
Question #8
A SaaS company wants to exclude internal employee traffic from their Analytics data.
What should they do?
A) Create a segment
B) Set up a filter based on IP address
C) Use custom dimensions
D) Change attribution models
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Goals are designed to track specific user actions like form completions; segments and dashboards organize data, annotations mark events but do not track actions.
Question #9
A business wants to receive an email when daily traffic drops below a certain threshold.
Which feature should they use?
A) Custom Alerts
B) Real-Time Reports
C) Data Sampling
D) Annotations
Solution
Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Custom Alerts notify users of metric changes; real-time shows current activity, sampling/annotations do not provide notifications.
Question #10
An e-commerce manager wants to understand which marketing campaigns drive the highest revenue per user.
Which metric should they analyze?
A) Sessions
B) Revenue per user
C) Bounce rate
D) Average session duration
Solution
Correct answers: B – Explanation:
Revenue per user directly shows the value each campaign generates; sessions and bounce do not indicate revenue, duration reflects engagement but not revenue.
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