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Choose the correct definition for <apex:actionStatus>.

Allows for controller methods to be called directly from Javascript. Must be encapsulated in <apex:form> tags. Unlike actionSupport, these function<apex:actionPoller>s can be called directly from Javascript code
Sends an AJAX request according to the time interval you specify. If this ever gets re-rendered, it resets
Adds AJAX support to another component (e.g. onClick, onMouseUp, onFocus, etc.)
Can be associated with an AJAX request (actionFunction/actionSupport/actionPoller) and shows content conditionally depending on the status of the request (in progress/complete). Use the "id" field to specify name; use "status" field on related components to connect them
Signifies which components should be processed by the server when an AJAX request is generated

Answer(s): D

Choose the correct definition for <apex:actionRegion>.

Allows for controller methods to be called directly from Javascript. Must be encapsulated in <apex:form> tags. Unlike actionSupport, these function<apex:actionPoller>s can be called directly from Javascript code
Sends an AJAX request according to the time interval you specify. If this ever gets re-rendered, it resets
Adds AJAX support to another component (e.g. onClick, onMouseUp, onFocus, etc.)
Can be associated with an AJAX request (actionFunction/actionSupport/actionPoller) and shows content conditionally depending on the status of the request (in progress/complete). Use the "id" field to specify name; use "status" field on related components to connect them
Signifies which components should be processed by the server when an AJAX request is generated

Answer(s): E

What is the correct order of execution for Visualforce Page "get" requests (initial page visit)?

1) Evaluate constructors on controller and extensions
2) If there's a <apex:form> element, create the view state
3) Evaluate expressions, <apex:page> attribute actions, and other method calls (getters/setters) on main page
4) Evaluate constructors, extensions, and expression on attribute definitions on any custom components present
5) Send HTML to Browser
1) Evaluate constructors, extensions, and expression on attribute definitions on any custom components present
2) Evaluate constructors on controller and extensions
3) Evaluate expressions, <apex:page> attribute actions, and other method calls (getters/setters) on main page
4) If there's a <apex:form> element, create the view state
5) Send HTML to Browser
1) Evaluate constructors on controller and extensions
2) Evaluate constructors, extensions, and expression on attribute definitions on any custom components present
3) Evaluate expressions, <apex:page> attribute actions, and other method calls (getters/setters) on main page
4) If there's a <apex:form> element, create the view state
5) Send HTML to Browser

Answer(s): C