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Free AZ-900 Practice Questions with Detailed Explanations

Test your readiness with 25 free practice questions covering all exam domains. Created by Microsoft certified professionals.

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Updated January 2025
AZ-900 Fundamentals

Wondering if you're ready for the AZ-900 exam? The best way to find out is to test yourself with realistic practice questions. We've created 25 free practice questions that mirror the actual exam format, covering all three major domains.

These aren't just basic definition questions. Each question is scenario-based, just like the real exam, and includes detailed explanations for every answer option. Whether you get a question right or wrong, you'll understand the underlying concepts.

What You'll Get:

  • ✓25 practice questions across all exam domains
  • ✓Detailed explanations for correct and incorrect answers
  • ✓Real exam format with scenario-based questions
  • ✓Scoring guide to assess your readiness

Created by a Microsoft certified professional with years of experience in Azure, these questions reflect the current exam objectives and question patterns you'll encounter on test day.

How to Use These Practice Questions

Getting the Most Value

Don't just casually browse through these questions. To get the most benefit, treat this like a mini practice exam:

  1. 1.Take it as a timed test: Give yourself 25 minutes for all 25 questions (same pace as the real exam)
  2. 2.Don't peek at answers: Answer all questions first, then scroll down to check
  3. 3.Review ALL explanations: Even for questions you got right. You might have guessed correctly without fully understanding
  4. 4.Track your weak areas: Note which domains you struggle with and focus your study there

What These Questions Cover

6
Cloud Concepts
Service models, cloud benefits, compliance
10
Azure Services
Compute, networking, storage, databases
9
Management & Governance
Cost management, monitoring, compliance

📝 Practice Test Instructions

  • • Each question has ONE correct answer
  • • Read each scenario carefully before selecting your answer
  • • Keep track of your answers (write them down if needed)
  • • Scroll to the bottom after finishing for the answer key with explanations
  • • Aim to complete all 25 questions in 25 minutes
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Cloud Concepts Questions

Questions 1-6

1

Cloud Service Models

Your company is planning to migrate their on-premises application to Azure. The development team wants to maintain full control over the operating system, runtime environment, and middleware, but they don't want to manage physical hardware or the underlying networking infrastructure.

Which cloud service model should you recommend?

A)Software as a Service (SaaS)
B)Platform as a Service (PaaS)
C)Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
D)Function as a Service (FaaS)
2

Capital Expenditure vs Operating Expenditure

A retail company currently maintains their own data center with physical servers. They pay upfront for hardware every 3-4 years and employ a team to manage the infrastructure. The CFO wants to understand how cloud computing would change their cost structure.

What is the PRIMARY financial benefit of moving to the cloud?

A)Converting capital expenditure (CapEx) to operational expenditure (OpEx)
B)Eliminating all infrastructure costs completely
C)Reducing the need for any IT staff
D)Guaranteeing lower costs than on-premises solutions
3

High Availability

Your organization is deploying a critical business application that must be available 99.99% of the time. The application experiences variable traffic, with significant spikes during business hours and lower usage at night.

Which cloud characteristic is MOST important for meeting this requirement?

A)Elasticity
B)High availability
C)Geo-distribution
D)Disaster recovery
4

Cloud Deployment Models

A healthcare company needs to comply with strict data residency requirements. They want to keep patient data on their own infrastructure but use Azure services for analytics and reporting. The data must never leave their premises.

Which cloud deployment model best fits this scenario?

A)Public cloud
B)Private cloud
C)Hybrid cloud
D)Multi-cloud
5

Shared Responsibility Model

Your team is deploying a web application using Azure App Service (PaaS). You're reviewing the security checklist and need to determine who is responsible for patching the underlying operating system.

In this scenario, who is responsible for OS patching?

A)Your organization is responsible
B)Microsoft is responsible
C)Responsibility is shared between you and Microsoft
D)Neither party is responsible as patching is automatic
6

Consumption-Based Pricing

A startup company is launching a mobile app and expects highly variable usage. Some months might have 10,000 users, others might have 100,000. They want to avoid paying for capacity they don't need.

Which pricing model would be MOST cost-effective for this scenario?

A)Pay-as-you-go (consumption-based)
B)Reserved instances (1-year commitment)
C)Fixed monthly subscription
D)Hybrid pricing (mix of fixed and variable)
⚡

Azure Architecture & Services

Questions 7-16

7

Azure Virtual Machines

Your company needs to run a legacy application that requires Windows Server 2012 R2. The application cannot be containerized or modernized, and you need complete control over the OS configuration.

Which Azure compute service should you use?

A)Azure App Service
B)Azure Virtual Machines
C)Azure Functions
D)Azure Container Instances
8

Azure Storage Types

You need to store large amounts of unstructured data including images, videos, and documents. The data will be accessed frequently via HTTP/HTTPS, and you need a cost-effective solution that can scale to petabytes.

Which Azure storage type is MOST appropriate?

A)Azure Blob Storage
B)Azure File Storage
C)Azure Table Storage
D)Azure Queue Storage
9

Azure Networking

Your organization wants to connect their on-premises network to Azure in a secure, private manner. The connection must not traverse the public internet and should provide predictable bandwidth and latency.

Which Azure service should you use?

A)Azure VPN Gateway
B)Azure ExpressRoute
C)Azure Application Gateway
D)Azure Front Door
10

Azure SQL Database

You're migrating a SQL Server database to Azure. You want automatic backups, patching, and high availability without managing the underlying infrastructure. You also need the ability to scale compute and storage independently.

Which service should you choose?

A)SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines
B)Azure SQL Database
C)Azure Cosmos DB
D)Azure Database for MySQL
11

Azure Functions

Your development team needs to run small pieces of code in response to events (like file uploads or HTTP requests) without provisioning or managing servers. The code runs for only a few seconds and you want to pay only when it executes.

Which Azure service is designed for this use case?

A)Azure Virtual Machines
B)Azure App Service
C)Azure Functions
D)Azure Logic Apps
12

Azure Regions and Availability Zones

You're designing a mission-critical application that must remain available even if an entire datacenter fails. You want redundancy within the same geographic region.

What should you use to achieve this?

A)Deploy across multiple Azure regions
B)Deploy across multiple availability zones within a region
C)Deploy multiple VMs in the same availability set
D)Deploy to a single datacenter with backup VMs
13

Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)

Your e-commerce website serves customers globally. Users in Asia are experiencing slow page load times because your servers are located in the US. You need to improve performance for global users.

Which Azure service would BEST address this issue?

A)Azure Load Balancer
B)Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)
C)Azure Traffic Manager
D)Azure ExpressRoute
14

Azure Cosmos DB

You're building a globally distributed application that requires single-digit millisecond latency, automatic scaling, and multi-region replication. The data is document-based with varying schemas.

Which Azure database service is designed for this scenario?

A)Azure SQL Database
B)Azure Cosmos DB
C)Azure Database for PostgreSQL
D)Azure Table Storage
15

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

Your organization has containerized microservices applications and needs to orchestrate, scale, and manage these containers across multiple hosts. You want a managed Kubernetes service.

Which Azure service should you use?

A)Azure Container Instances
B)Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
C)Azure App Service
D)Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets
16

Azure Storage Redundancy

You need to store critical backup data that must be protected against regional disasters. The data must be automatically replicated to a secondary region at least 300 miles away from the primary region.

Which storage redundancy option should you choose?

A)Locally Redundant Storage (LRS)
B)Zone-Redundant Storage (ZRS)
C)Geo-Redundant Storage (GRS)
D)Premium Storage
⚙️

Azure Management & Governance

Questions 17-25

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Azure Policy

Your organization wants to enforce that all virtual machines must have a specific tag (CostCenter) before they can be created. This requirement must apply to all subscriptions in your organization.

Which Azure service should you use to enforce this requirement?

A)Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates
B)Azure Policy
C)Azure Blueprints
D)Azure Resource Locks
18

Azure Monitor

You need to collect and analyze telemetry data from your Azure resources, including metrics, logs, and traces. You want a centralized solution for monitoring all your Azure services.

Which Azure service provides this functionality?

A)Azure Service Health
B)Azure Advisor
C)Azure Monitor
D)Azure Security Center
19

Azure Cost Management

Your finance team wants to receive an email alert whenever your monthly Azure spending exceeds $5,000. They also want to see spending trends and forecasts.

Which tool should you use to set up this alert and view spending analysis?

A)Azure Pricing Calculator
B)Azure Cost Management and Billing
C)Azure Advisor
D)Azure Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator
20

Resource Groups

You're deploying a new web application that includes a web server, database, and storage account. You want to manage all these resources together and be able to delete them all at once.

What should you use to organize these resources?

A)Azure subscription
B)Resource group
C)Management group
D)Azure region
21

Azure Resource Locks

You have a production database that must never be accidentally deleted. However, authorized users should still be able to modify its configuration and settings.

Which type of Azure Resource Lock should you apply?

A)CanNotDelete lock
B)ReadOnly lock
C)DoNotModify lock
D)ProtectedResource lock
22

Azure Service-Level Agreements (SLAs)

You're designing an application using Azure VMs. A single VM has an SLA of 99.9%. You deploy two VMs in an availability set. What happens to the SLA?

How does deploying multiple VMs in an availability set affect the SLA?

A)The SLA remains 99.9%
B)The SLA increases to 99.95%
C)The SLA increases to 99.99%
D)The SLA decreases because there are more components that can fail
23

Azure Advisor

You want to receive personalized recommendations to optimize your Azure resources for cost, security, reliability, performance, and operational excellence.

Which Azure tool provides these recommendations?

A)Azure Monitor
B)Azure Advisor
C)Azure Policy
D)Azure Security Center
24

Azure Tags

Your organization has hundreds of Azure resources across multiple departments. You need to organize resources for billing purposes and identify which department should be charged for each resource.

What should you use to categorize resources for cost tracking?

A)Resource groups
B)Azure tags
C)Management groups
D)Azure subscriptions
25

Azure Service Health

You want to be notified if there's an Azure service outage that affects your resources or if Microsoft is performing planned maintenance in your region.

Which Azure service provides this visibility into Azure platform health?

A)Azure Monitor
B)Azure Advisor
C)Azure Service Health
D)Azure Resource Health

✋ Stop Here Before Scrolling!

Have you answered all 25 questions? Make sure to complete the test before checking the answers below.

Pro tip: Write down your answers

Track which questions you struggled with for focused study

📝 Answer Key with Detailed Explanations

Review each explanation carefully, even for questions you answered correctly

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Question 1: Cloud Service Models

✓ Correct Answer: C) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Why this is correct:

IaaS provides virtualized computing resources over the internet. With IaaS, you control the operating system, middleware, and runtime environment, while Microsoft manages the physical hardware, networking infrastructure, and virtualization layer. This is perfect when you need OS-level control without managing physical servers.

Why other answers are incorrect:

A) SaaS (Software as a Service): With SaaS, you only use fully managed applications like Microsoft 365 or Salesforce. You have no control over the OS, middleware, or infrastructure. Incorrect because the scenario requires OS-level control.
B) PaaS (Platform as a Service): PaaS manages the OS and middleware for you. While great for developers who want to focus on code, it doesn't provide the OS-level control required in this scenario. Azure App Service is an example of PaaS.
D) FaaS (Function as a Service): FaaS like Azure Functions is even more abstracted than PaaS. You only provide code; Microsoft manages everything else including OS, runtime, and scaling. No OS control.

💡 Key Concept to Remember:

Think of cloud service models as layers of control from most to least:

  • • IaaS: You manage OS, middleware, runtime, applications, data ✓
  • • PaaS: You manage applications and data
  • • SaaS: You only use the software
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Question 2: CapEx vs OpEx

✓ Correct Answer: A) Converting capital expenditure (CapEx) to operational expenditure (OpEx)

Why this is correct:

The primary financial benefit of cloud computing is converting CapEx to OpEx. Instead of large upfront investments in hardware (CapEx), you pay-as-you-go for cloud services (OpEx). This improves cash flow, reduces financial risk, and allows costs to scale with business needs. It's one of the most significant advantages from a CFO's perspective.

Why other answers are incorrect:

B) Eliminating all infrastructure costs: This is false. Cloud doesn't eliminate costs; it changes how you pay for them. You still pay for compute, storage, and networking — just in a different model.
C) Reducing the need for any IT staff: Misleading. While cloud reduces the need for hardware management staff, you still need IT professionals for architecture, security, development, and cloud management. Skills shift, but IT roles remain critical.
D) Guaranteeing lower costs: Not guaranteed. Cloud can be more expensive if not managed properly. The benefit is flexibility and agility, not necessarily lower total cost. Cost optimization requires ongoing management.

💡 Key Concept to Remember:

CapEx (Capital Expenditure): Upfront costs for physical infrastructure (servers, data centers).
OpEx (Operational Expenditure): Ongoing costs for services as you use them (cloud subscription).
The shift from CapEx to OpEx provides better cash flow management and financial flexibility.

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Question 3: High Availability

✓ Correct Answer: B) High availability

Why this is correct:

High availability is specifically designed to maximize uptime and meet strict SLA requirements like 99.99%. It ensures your application remains accessible even when individual components fail, through redundancy and failover mechanisms. This is the primary characteristic needed to meet the 99.99% uptime requirement.

Why other answers are incorrect:

A) Elasticity: Elasticity is about scaling resources up or down based on demand. While mentioned in the scenario (variable traffic), it's not the PRIMARY requirement — availability is. Elasticity helps with performance and cost, but doesn't directly address the 99.99% uptime requirement.
C) Geo-distribution: This refers to deploying resources across multiple geographic regions for better user experience and disaster recovery. While it can contribute to availability, it's not the core characteristic. You can have high availability within a single region.
D) Disaster recovery: Disaster recovery is about recovering from catastrophic failures. While related to availability, it's more about what happens after a major outage, not about preventing downtime in the first place.

💡 Key Concept to Remember:

High Availability: Focuses on maximizing uptime through redundancy and failover (99.9%, 99.99%, 99.999%).
Disaster Recovery: Focuses on recovering from major failures (RPO/RTO).
Elasticity: Focuses on scaling resources dynamically based on demand.

4

Question 4: Cloud Deployment Models

✓ Correct Answer: C) Hybrid cloud

Why this is correct:

Hybrid cloud combines on-premises infrastructure with cloud services. It's perfect for scenarios where data must remain on-premises (for compliance, security, or regulatory reasons) while still leveraging cloud services for analytics, compute, or other workloads. The data stays local, but Azure services can process it.

Why other answers are incorrect:

A) Public cloud: All resources run in the cloud provider's data centers. Data would leave the premises, violating the data residency requirement.
B) Private cloud: All infrastructure is on-premises or dedicated to one organization. While it keeps data local, it doesn't leverage Azure services for analytics as required in the scenario.
D) Multi-cloud: Using multiple cloud providers (Azure + AWS, for example). This doesn't address the requirement to keep data on-premises — it's about using multiple public clouds.

💡 Key Concept to Remember:

Public Cloud: Everything runs in provider's data centers.
Private Cloud: Everything runs on your infrastructure.
Hybrid Cloud: Combination of on-premises and cloud (best for regulatory compliance).
Multi-Cloud: Using multiple cloud providers simultaneously.

5

Question 5: Shared Responsibility Model

✓ Correct Answer: B) Microsoft is responsible

In PaaS (like Azure App Service), Microsoft manages the underlying infrastructure including OS patching. Your responsibility is limited to your application code, data, and application-level configuration. The shared responsibility model defines what you manage vs. what the provider manages based on the service type.

6

Question 6: Consumption-Based Pricing

✓ Correct Answer: A) Pay-as-you-go (consumption-based)

Pay-as-you-go pricing means you only pay for what you use, when you use it. For highly variable workloads (10K to 100K users), this prevents overpaying during low usage periods. Reserved instances require commitment and are better for predictable workloads.

7

Question 7: Azure Virtual Machines

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Virtual Machines

Azure VMs provide IaaS with full OS control, perfect for legacy applications that can't be modernized. App Service (PaaS) doesn't give OS control, Functions is for serverless code, and Containers require the app to be containerized.

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Question 8: Azure Storage Types

✓ Correct Answer: A) Azure Blob Storage

Blob Storage is designed for massive amounts of unstructured data (images, videos, backups) accessible via HTTP/HTTPS. File Storage is for file shares, Table Storage for NoSQL data, Queue Storage for messaging between applications.

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Question 9: Azure Networking

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure ExpressRoute

ExpressRoute provides private, dedicated connections that don't traverse the public internet, with predictable bandwidth and latency. VPN Gateway uses the internet (encrypted but public), Application Gateway and Front Door are for web traffic routing.

10

Question 10: Azure SQL Database

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure SQL Database

Azure SQL Database is a fully managed PaaS database with automatic backups, patching, and scaling. SQL on VMs requires managing the infrastructure yourself. Cosmos DB is for NoSQL workloads, MySQL is for open-source database workloads.

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Question 11: Azure Functions

✓ Correct Answer: C) Azure Functions

Azure Functions is serverless compute for event-driven code execution. You only pay when code runs. Perfect for short-running tasks triggered by events. VMs and App Service require provisioning resources, Logic Apps is for workflow orchestration.

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Question 12: Availability Zones

✓ Correct Answer: B) Deploy across multiple availability zones within a region

Availability zones are physically separate datacenters within a region, providing redundancy against datacenter failures while staying in the same geographic area. Multiple regions would add latency and cost.

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Question 13: Azure CDN

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)

CDN caches content at edge locations closer to users globally, dramatically improving load times. Load Balancer distributes traffic within a region, Traffic Manager routes based on geography/performance, ExpressRoute is for private connectivity.

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Question 14: Azure Cosmos DB

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Cosmos DB

Cosmos DB is Microsoft's globally distributed, multi-model database with guaranteed single-digit millisecond latency and automatic multi-region replication. Perfect for document-based data with global scale requirements.

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Question 15: Azure Kubernetes Service

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

AKS is a managed Kubernetes service for orchestrating containerized applications. Container Instances is for simple container hosting, App Service doesn't provide Kubernetes orchestration, VM Scale Sets are for VMs not containers.

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Question 16: Storage Redundancy

✓ Correct Answer: C) Geo-Redundant Storage (GRS)

GRS replicates data to a secondary region hundreds of miles away, protecting against regional disasters. LRS replicates within one datacenter, ZRS across availability zones in one region, Premium Storage is about performance not redundancy.

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Question 17: Azure Policy

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Policy

Azure Policy enforces organizational standards and compliance by evaluating resources against defined rules. It can require tags, restrict regions, enforce naming conventions, etc. ARM templates deploy resources, Blueprints package multiple policies, Resource Locks prevent deletion.

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Question 18: Azure Monitor

✓ Correct Answer: C) Azure Monitor

Azure Monitor is the comprehensive solution for collecting, analyzing, and acting on telemetry from Azure resources and applications. Service Health tracks Azure platform issues, Advisor provides recommendations, Security Center focuses on security.

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Question 19: Cost Management

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Cost Management and Billing

Cost Management tracks actual spending, provides budgets and alerts, shows trends and forecasts. Pricing Calculator estimates costs before deployment, TCO Calculator compares cloud vs on-premises, Advisor suggests optimizations but doesn't track spending.

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Question 20: Resource Groups

✓ Correct Answer: B) Resource group

Resource groups are logical containers for Azure resources that share the same lifecycle. You can deploy, manage, and delete them together. Subscriptions are billing boundaries, management groups organize subscriptions, regions are physical locations.

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Question 21: Resource Locks

✓ Correct Answer: A) CanNotDelete lock

CanNotDelete lock prevents deletion but allows modifications. ReadOnly lock prevents both deletion and modifications. The scenario requires preventing deletion while allowing configuration changes. DoNotModify and ProtectedResource are not real lock types.

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Question 22: Service Level Agreements

✓ Correct Answer: B) The SLA increases to 99.95%

Deploying VMs in an availability set improves the SLA from 99.9% to 99.95% because Microsoft ensures VMs are distributed across fault domains and update domains, reducing the impact of hardware failures and planned maintenance.

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Question 23: Azure Advisor

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure Advisor

Azure Advisor analyzes your resource configuration and usage to provide personalized recommendations across five categories: cost, security, reliability, operational excellence, and performance. Monitor collects data, Policy enforces rules, Security Center focuses on security.

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Question 24: Azure Tags

✓ Correct Answer: B) Azure tags

Tags are name-value pairs (like Department:Marketing, CostCenter:IT) that you apply to resources for organization and billing. You can filter costs by tags in Cost Management. Resource groups organize resources, but tags provide more granular categorization.

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Question 25: Azure Service Health

✓ Correct Answer: C) Azure Service Health

Azure Service Health provides personalized alerts about Azure service issues, planned maintenance, and health advisories that affect your specific resources and regions. Monitor tracks your resource metrics, Advisor provides recommendations, Resource Health checks individual resource status.

📊 Your Practice Test Results

20-25
Excellent (80%+)

You're likely ready for the exam! Focus on timed practice and schedule your test.

15-19
Good (60-79%)

Solid foundation. Review weak areas and practice 300-500 more questions.

10-14
Needs Work (40-59%)

More study needed. Review exam domains systematically with hands-on practice.

0-9
Start Fresh (Under 40%)

Begin with fundamentals. Use structured study plan for 2-4 weeks of daily study.

What to Do Next Based on Your Score

If you scored 80%+ (Ready):

  • • Take 2-3 full-length practice tests (40-60 questions each)
  • • Focus on timed practice to build exam-day confidence
  • • Review any weak topics identified
  • • Schedule your exam within 1-2 weeks while knowledge is fresh

If you scored 60-79% (Almost There):

  • • Identify which domains you missed most questions in
  • • Review Microsoft Learn modules for those specific topics
  • • Practice 300-500 more questions to solidify knowledge
  • • Retake practice tests until consistently scoring 80%+
  • • Give yourself 1-2 more weeks of focused study

If you scored below 60% (Need More Prep):

  • • Don't panic — many people start here and pass successfully
  • • Follow a structured study plan (see our complete guide below)
  • • Study 1-2 hours daily for 2-4 weeks
  • • Focus on understanding concepts, not memorizing answers
  • • Practice extensively (aim for 400+ questions total)
  • • Consider getting hands-on Azure experience with free account

🎯 Common Question Patterns in AZ-900

What You Noticed in These Questions:

✓Scenario-based, not just definitions: Questions present real-world situations, not "What is Azure?"
✓Focus on "when to use": You need to know when to use each service, not just what it does
✓Multiple concepts per question: Questions test understanding of relationships between services
✓Elimination strategy works: Wrong answers often have clear red flags if you know the concepts

The Real Exam Will Have:

Same Question Types

Scenario-based questions just like these practice questions

Similar Difficulty

Not harder than these; actually very similar complexity

More Edge Cases

Some questions test nuanced understanding of service capabilities

40-60 Questions

More questions than this practice test (vs these 25)

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Why You Need 400-500 Practice Questions:

  • ✓ Ensures coverage of all exam objectives (not just common topics)
  • ✓ Exposes you to different question phrasings and scenarios
  • ✓ Builds pattern recognition for faster answers
  • ✓ Increases confidence and reduces test anxiety
  • ✓ Identifies truly weak areas (not just lucky guesses)

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Final Thoughts

These 25 practice questions give you a solid taste of what to expect on the AZ-900 exam. If you scored well, that's a great sign — but remember, the real exam will test your knowledge across 40-60 questions covering even more scenarios and edge cases.

To truly prepare, you should practice with at least 400-500 questions to ensure you've seen every possible topic and question variation. This builds confidence, speeds up your response time, and helps you recognize patterns that make questions easier to answer.

Whether you're just starting your Azure journey or fine-tuning your knowledge before the exam, keep practicing, review the explanations thoroughly, and don't hesitate to dive deeper into any topics where you struggled. You've got this!

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