Google Educator Level 1 Exam Preparation

The video provides a comprehensive guide to the Level One Google Educator Exam for 2023. It covers the exam format, including 35 multiple-choice questions with a three-hour time limit and a $10 fee. Key Google Workspace tools like Gmail, Drive, and Classroom are discussed, along with updates such as smart chips in Google Docs and Google Meet integrations. The video explains question types, including select-all-that-apply and draggable questions, and offers preparation tips, emphasizing the importance of community and study groups. It also highlights the open-book nature of the exam and provides strategies for success.

What is the time limit for the Google Educator Level 1 Exam?

• 2 hours

• 4 hours

• 3 hours

• 5 hours

Which of the following is NOT a core Google Workspace product covered in the Level 1 exam?

• Gmail

• Google Calendar

• Google Sheets

• Google Analytics

What new feature in Google Docs is now included in the 2023 exam?

• Templates

• Offline Mode

• Smart Chips

• Voice Typing

Which Google product has seen a resurgence in the number of questions on the exam?

• Google Sites

• Google Tasks

• Google Keep

• Google Meet

What type of question requires you to select multiple correct answers?

• Fill in the blank

• True or false

• Select all that apply

• Traditional multiple choice

What is the passing score for the Google Educator Level 1 Exam?

• 70%

• 85%

• 75%

• 80%

Which of the following is a recommended way to prepare for the exam?

• Skip practice tests

• Study alone

• Use a free self-paced online course

• Ignore updates to Google products

What is the main benefit of studying with a friend or group?

• It provides free resources

• It guarantees a passing score

• It helps build a community

• It reduces study time

What is one of the key strategies for taking the exam?

• Memorize all answers

• Understand the vocabulary

• Use only printed notes

• Skip difficult questions

What is allowed during the exam according to the terms and conditions?

• Taking the exam on a mobile device

• Receiving help from another person

• Using external notes

• Utilizing actual test material collected by another person