/25 Google Analytics Quiz The number of attempts remaining is 10 1 / 25 How can you find the source of your website traffic? In the Audience report In the Acquisition report In the Behavior report In the Real-Time report In the Conversion report 2 / 25 What is Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and how does it differ from Universal Analytics? It uses cookies only It focuses on privacy It has an event-based model It tracks social media It has no reporting tools 3 / 25 What are UTM parameters and how are they used in Google Analytics? They track user locations They track campaign performance They are used for SEO They monitor bounce rates They analyze site speed 4 / 25 How do you set up event tracking in Google Analytics? Using Google Tag Manager Through the GA interface By modifying HTML directly Via Google Ads By creating a goal 5 / 25 What is Google Analytics? A web analytics tool A social media platform An email marketing service A website builder A graphic design tool 6 / 25 What is the purpose of the Behavior report in Google Analytics? To analyze user demographics To track traffic sources To understand user interaction To track conversions To monitor site speed 7 / 25 How can you filter out internal traffic in Google Analytics? By using IP filters By excluding certain users Through event tracking By modifying goals By changing the reporting view 8 / 25 What is a bounce rate? Percentage of single-page visits Total visits Average session duration Total users Conversion rate 9 / 25 How can you analyze user flow in Google Analytics? Through the User Flow report In the Acquisition report By using the Real-Time report By setting up goals In the Audience report 10 / 25 What is the difference between sessions and users in Google Analytics? Sessions are unique visitors Users are total visits Sessions are visits to a site Users are unique visitors Sessions are ads clicks 11 / 25 What does the Acquisition report show in Google Analytics? Where users come from How users interact Who users are How long users stay None of the above 12 / 25 How can you segment your audience in Google Analytics? Using custom dimensions By creating audiences Through filters By using goals All of the above 13 / 25 How can you track goals in Google Analytics? By using event tracking Through UTM parameters By setting up goals in Admin Via Real-Time reports By monitoring sessions 14 / 25 How do you create a view in Google Analytics? Through the Admin panel By modifying settings Using Google Tag Manager By exporting data By coding manually 15 / 25 What is a session in Google Analytics? Time spent on a page A user's interaction A visit to the website A bounce A unique user 16 / 25 How can you set up custom dashboards in Google Analytics? Through the Admin panel Using Google Data Studio By coding in HTML Through the real-time view By modifying user settings 17 / 25 What reports can you find in Google Analytics? Audience reports Traffic reports Conversion reports All of the above None of the above 18 / 25 How do you use the Real-Time report in Google Analytics? To see current users on the site To analyze historical data To track user demographics To set up goals To monitor ad performance 19 / 25 What is a custom dimension in Google Analytics? A user-defined metric A pre-defined user property A report type A goal setting option A traffic source 20 / 25 How can you use Google Analytics for A/B testing? By tracking user sessions Through Google Optimize By setting up goals By monitoring traffic By analyzing demographics 21 / 25 How do you set up a Google Analytics account? Through Google Ads Via Google Search Using the Google Analytics site By coding manually Using a third-party tool 22 / 25 What is Google Tag Manager? A web analytics tool A tag management system An SEO tool A content management system A social media platform 23 / 25 What is the purpose of the Audience report in Google Analytics? To analyze traffic sources To understand user behavior To track conversions To monitor site speed To view real-time data 24 / 25 How can you track e-commerce transactions in Google Analytics? By enabling e-commerce tracking Through event tracking By setting up goals Using custom dimensions All of the above 25 / 25 How can you track user engagement in Google Analytics? By monitoring page views Through bounce rates By setting up events All of the above None of the above You need to pay to pass this test and obtain digital certificate. Pay now reCAPTCHA field is required please complete!Your score is 0% Restart quiz