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Adobe Certified Expert - Magento Commerce Developer Questions 31–35 (page: 8)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

In a code review of a merchant's site you have discovered that there are multiple observers for the checkout_submit_all_after event. After closer inspection, you notice one of these observers is relying on the others being executed before it is called.
What risk does this pose, and how can it be mitigated?

  1. There is no risk posed as long as each event observer specifies a correct sortOrder. Nothing needs to be changed.
  2. Event observers are fired in alphabetical order of the observer name. There is no risk here.
  3. Magento only supports one observer per event. These observers will need to be combined into a single point of customization.
  4. Order of listener execution cannot be guaranteed, resulting in a fragile implementation. This code should be re-worked using plugins

Answer(s): D



You have created a module controller that responds to the following URL:
/mycompany/product/load/id/123.
Which two methods will load the product model by ID as specified in the URL? (Choose two.)

  1. \Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product::load($productModel, $id)
  2. \Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product\Collection::load()->fetchById($id)
  3. \Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product\Collection::fetchItemById($id)
  4. \Magento\Catalog\Api\ProductRepositoryInterface::getById($id)

Answer(s): B,D



What scopes are available for customer attributes?

  1. Global only
  2. Website only
  3. Global and Website
  4. Global, Website and Store

Answer(s): A



What is a valid use case for an around plugin?

  1. The execution of the pluginized method must be suppressed
  2. The arguments of the before plugins must be modified
  3. The arguments of the after plugins must be modified
  4. The execution of the before and after plugins must be suppressed

Answer(s): D



Your module, MyCompany_MyModule, is using the frontName mymodule. You need to locate the class responsible for the frontend path /mymodule/custom.
What file contains the controller class for the frontend path /mymodule/custom?

  1. Controller/Custom/Index.php
  2. Controller/Custom.php
  3. Controller/MyModule/Custom/Index.php
  4. Controller/Frontend/MyModule/Custom.php

Answer(s): A



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