What is the output of this code?

• A.Only first value - "One" will be printed.
• B.All the three values - "One." "Two." and "Three." will beprinted.
• C.The code will run into an infinite loop.
• D.The code will fail to validate because |- is not a valid symbol.

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What happens if there is a system error and the state does not have an error action?

• A.The skill transitions to the state that is defined by the next action. If there isn't one, then it transition to the defaultTransitionserror action.
• B.The skill transitions to the state that is defined by the defaultTransitions error action. If there isn't one, then it outputs the Unexpected Error Prompt value.
• C.The skill transitions to the state that is defined by the next action.. If there isn't one, then it transitions to the next state in the dialog flow.
• D.The skill outputs the Unexpected Error Prompt value and then transitions to the statethat is defined by the defaultTransitions error action. If there isn't one, then it ends the conversation.

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Which statement is FALSE regarding out-of-order messages?

• A.Chatbots don't control the user's input and, therefore, cannot prevent users from selecting out-of-scope actions.
• B.Dialog flow navigation continues with the state referenced in the out-of-order-message action.
• C.Out-of-order messages are not handled by default. Designers must define out-of-order message handlers at the skill level.
• D.Out-of-order messages occur when a user scroll the conversation history displayed in the messenger client and selects that is no longer in scope for the current conversation.

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When testing your skill, you notice that two of its intents consistently rank as the top two, resolving within just a few points of each other.
Given the unpredictable nature of which intent gets the top score, what would you do to allow the skill user to choose the correct intent?

• A.Change the Confidence Threshold during your testing until the correct intent always wins.
• B.Change the Explicit Invocation Threshold to zero to ensure that the correct intent is picked up when the user mentions the name of the intent.
• C.For each intent, create an entity of phrases that are distinct to each intent, and add the appropriate entity to the corresponding intent.
• D.Change the Confidence Win Margin so that both intents are offered to the user.
• E.Keep adding training data until you get a predictable result every time.

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You are designing a skill for a railway company. You created a value list entity (StationEntity), which is the list of all possible train stations To resolve an intent (Routelnfolntent), you need to determine whether the user is asking for a route which iseither to a station or from a station.
Which statement describes the most robust and efficient approach for extracting this information from the user input?

• A.Duplicate StationEntity. In one version, prefix all of the train station nameswith "to" and in the other prefix with "from". Then add both entities to the Routelnfolntent intent.
• B.Create a value list entity called ToFromEntlty with values of "to" and "from" and with appropriate synonyms for each value. Create a value list called DirectionStation and add ToFromEntity and StationEntity to this. Then, add DirectionStation to the Routelnfolntent.
• C.Add StationEntity to the Routelnfolntent intent and then update the training data with phrases beginning with "from".
• D.Create two derived entities based on StationEntity. In one entity, set the preceding phrase to "to" (along with any required synonyms). In the other entity, do the same but with the preceding phrase "from". Add both entities to the Routelnfolntent intent.

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