Google Professional Chrome Enterprise Administrator Exam Practice Test
The Google Professional Chrome Enterprise Administrator Exam Practice Test is specially designed to help IT professionals prepare effectively for the Google Chrome Enterprise certification. This practice test offers a thorough review of the skills and knowledge required to manage Chrome OS devices and the Chrome browser in enterprise environments. Whether you’re responsible for device deployment, policy configuration, or security management, this test provides realistic questions that mirror the actual exam. With detailed explanations for every answer, it not only tests your readiness but also deepens your understanding of key concepts. Get ready to build your confidence and increase your chances of success with this essential preparation tool.
What is the Google Professional Chrome Enterprise Administrator Exam?
The Google Professional Chrome Enterprise Administrator Exam is a certification designed for IT professionals who manage, deploy, and secure Chrome OS devices and the Chrome browser in enterprise environments. This exam validates your expertise in configuring policies, managing devices, handling security settings, and supporting users within an organization using Google Chrome Enterprise solutions.
What Will You Learn?
By preparing for this exam with our practice test, you will gain comprehensive knowledge and practical skills on key areas such as:
Configuring Chrome browser and Chrome OS device policies across organizational units
Managing user access and authentication, including single sign-on (SSO) and identity federation
Deploying and controlling Chrome extensions and apps securely
Enforcing security protocols like Verified Boot, site isolation, and HTTPS enforcement
Monitoring device health and compliance through the Google Admin Console
Managing network settings and Wi-Fi profiles for enterprise devices
Understanding Chrome Browser Cloud Management and reporting tools
Topics Covered in This Practice Exam
Our Google Professional Chrome Enterprise Administrator practice exam covers all essential topics you need to master:
Device enrollment and provisioning
Policy management and enforcement
User and group access control
Extension and app management
Network and Wi-Fi configuration
Security and privacy settings
Chrome OS update and reboot policies
Troubleshooting and device reporting
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Sample Questions and Answers
✅ 1. What is the primary purpose of enrolling a Chrome device into enterprise management?
A. To enable automatic Chrome OS updates
B. To restrict users from using third-party extensions
C. To manage the device and apply enterprise policies remotely
D. To allow the user to access Gmail offline
Answer: C
Explanation: Enrolling a device into enterprise management ensures that IT admins can manage it through the Google Admin console, enforce policies, and deploy apps remotely.
✅ 2. Which of the following is required before enrolling a Chrome device into enterprise management?
A. Google Workspace Education license
B. Personal Gmail account
C. Valid Chrome Enterprise Upgrade or Education Upgrade license
D. Administrator PIN
Answer: C
Explanation: A Chrome Enterprise Upgrade license (or Education Upgrade) is necessary to enroll devices into enterprise management and access device-level policies.
✅ 3. What does “forced re-enrollment” help prevent in Chrome Enterprise management?
A. Users accessing incognito mode
B. Bypassing developer mode
C. Device theft and unauthorized re-enrollment
D. Printing from public networks
Answer: C
Explanation: Forced re-enrollment ensures that devices always rejoin the organization if wiped, preventing unauthorized use or enrollment into another domain.
✅ 4. What is the effect of setting the User Data setting to “Erase all local user data” on Chrome devices?
A. Automatically removes Chrome extensions
B. Deletes all data when user logs out
C. Clears user data upon sign-out
D. Clears data upon user log-in
Answer: B
Explanation: This policy ensures user data is removed each time the user logs out, which is helpful in shared environments for privacy and security.
✅ 5. Which setting allows IT to restrict users to a predefined set of web apps?
A. App Management > Force-Installed Apps
B. URL Blocking List
C. Kiosk Settings
D. App Management > Allowlist
Answer: D
Explanation: The allowlist ensures that users can only install or access apps and extensions that are explicitly approved by the administrator.
✅ 6. What method allows a Chrome OS device to be used in a public space with only a specific app or interface available?
A. Kiosk mode
B. Developer mode
C. Guest mode
D. Safe browsing mode
Answer: A
Explanation: Kiosk mode is ideal for public-use cases, like digital signage or check-in stations, by launching a specific app on boot and restricting access to other functions.
✅ 7. Where can an admin review events like device logins or policy changes in Google Admin console?
A. Device settings
B. Chrome user profile
C. Admin audit log
D. Reports > Chrome Devices
Answer: C
Explanation: The Admin audit log tracks all administrative actions and policy changes, providing transparency and security insights.
✅ 8. What is the benefit of using managed guest sessions?
A. Reduces data consumption
B. Allows offline browsing
C. Enables device use without a user login while applying policies
D. Allows multiple users to log in at once
Answer: C
Explanation: Managed guest sessions are useful for kiosk-style environments where login isn’t required but enterprise-level restrictions and policies still apply.
✅ 9. Which update setting allows IT admins to delay Chrome OS updates across all devices?
A. Auto Update Expiry
B. Scheduled Updates
C. Rollback
D. Update Controls > Target version prefix
Answer: D
Explanation: Using the “target version prefix,” administrators can pin devices to a specific Chrome OS version or delay updates for testing purposes.
✅ 10. What tool allows IT to create and apply configuration policies for managed Chrome browsers on Windows and macOS?
A. Chrome Web Store
B. Group Policy Objects
C. Chrome Browser Cloud Management
D. Windows Deployment Toolkit
Answer: C
Explanation: Chrome Browser Cloud Management enables centralized policy management for Chrome browsers on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
✅ 11. Which policy ensures only approved users can sign in to managed Chrome devices?
A. Device sign-in restriction
B. User allowlist
C. IP whitelisting
D. Domain login control
Answer: B
Explanation: The User Allowlist policy restricts device access to a list of approved Google Workspace accounts.
✅ 12. Which Chrome setting controls whether users can use incognito mode?
A. Sign-in restriction
B. Privacy settings > Disable Incognito
C. Device-level filtering
D. Safe Search enforcement
Answer: B
Explanation: Disabling incognito mode through privacy settings helps enforce compliance and trackable activity.
✅ 13. What is the default behavior of Chrome OS devices regarding printing?
A. Cloud Print enabled
B. Local printing blocked
C. Admin must manually allow print access
D. Users can add printers
Answer: D
Explanation: Users can manually add printers unless restricted by policies.
✅ 14. Which feature allows admins to remotely wipe a Chrome device?
A. Factory reset command
B. Powerwash button
C. Deprovision tool
D. Remote Wipe in Admin Console
Answer: D
Explanation: The Admin console allows IT to remotely wipe or disable lost/stolen devices.
✅ 15. What happens when you deprovision a Chrome device?
A. It resets the device to factory state and removes enterprise control
B. It disables sign-in
C. It removes the license
D. It deletes user profiles
Answer: A
Explanation: Deprovisioning removes enterprise management and resets the device, requiring re-enrollment.
✅ 16. What does “auto-enrollment” help automate?
A. Wi-Fi configuration
B. Chrome browser updates
C. Enterprise enrollment at first boot
D. Extension installation
Answer: C
Explanation: Auto-enrollment streamlines device setup by enrolling devices automatically once they connect to the internet.
✅ 17. What is Zero Touch Enrollment (ZTE)?
A. Enrolling without logging in
B. An offline enrollment method
C. A method to pre-provision Chrome devices with enterprise policies during shipping
D. A Google Assistant setup feature
Answer: C
Explanation: ZTE allows devices to automatically enroll into management when first powered on, reducing IT overhead.
✅ 18. How can IT restrict Chrome extensions from accessing certain website data?
A. Enforce managed guest sessions
B. Set permissions in the Google Admin console
C. Disable JavaScript
D. Use Chrome DevTools
Answer: B
Explanation: Admins can configure extension permissions and restrict domain access from the Google Admin console.
✅ 19. What Chrome device report includes hardware and OS version info?
A. User report
B. Devices > Fleet status
C. Chrome Devices > Export CSV
D. Chrome Devices > Details
Answer: D
Explanation: The detailed view for a device includes OS version, serial number, enrollment time, and more.
✅ 20. What should an admin use to ensure all browser data is removed after session ends in public-use cases?
A. Guest mode
B. Incognito mode
C. Session data eraser policy
D. Ephemeral mode
Answer: D
Explanation: Ephemeral mode deletes all data after a session, making it ideal for shared-use devices.
✅ 21. What type of license is required to manage a standalone Chrome browser on Windows/macOS?
A. Chrome OS Education Upgrade
B. Chrome Enterprise Upgrade
C. No license is needed
D. Chrome Browser Cloud Management (free)
Answer: D
Explanation: Chrome Browser Cloud Management is free and does not require a paid license.
✅ 22. How can IT audit extension usage across Chrome browsers in the organization?
A. Use Chrome Web Store dashboard
B. Check browser settings on each device
C. Use Chrome Browser Cloud Management > Reporting
D. Manually query the Registry
Answer: C
Explanation: Chrome Browser Cloud Management includes detailed reports of extension usage and policy application.
✅ 23. Which of the following actions helps protect Chrome devices from phishing threats?
A. Auto-update OS
B. Safe Browsing enforcement
C. Disabling extensions
D. Using incognito mode
Answer: B
Explanation: Safe Browsing helps block known phishing and malicious websites.
✅ 24. What is the significance of Verified Access on Chrome OS?
A. It scans USB devices
B. It enables users to access incognito mode
C. It ensures the device is trusted before accessing sensitive apps
D. It creates backup of Chrome user data
Answer: C
Explanation: Verified Access validates the device’s identity before allowing access to secure apps or services.
✅ 25. How can an admin prevent users from performing a Powerwash (factory reset)?
A. Block Settings app
B. Set Powerwash Blocked policy
C. Disable developer mode
D. Restrict keyboard shortcuts
Answer: B
Explanation: Admins can explicitly block Powerwash using a device policy to prevent unauthorized resets.
✅ 26. What is the best way to ensure compliance with a specific OS version across all Chrome devices?
A. Set OS version via Admin console
B. Manually update each device
C. Use Update Settings > Target version prefix
D. Enable developer mode
Answer: C
Explanation: This allows the admin to pin devices to a specific version of Chrome OS for stability or compatibility.
✅ 27. What feature allows a Chrome device to automatically log in to a specific account at boot?
A. Single sign-on
B. Auto Sign-in
C. Managed session
D. Public session auto-launch
Answer: D
Explanation: Public session auto-launch is used for Kiosk environments where devices auto-log in and launch specific apps.
✅ 28. How can IT manage Wi-Fi configurations remotely for Chrome OS devices?
A. Use Device > Network Settings
B. Use Google Admin console > Wi-Fi Configuration
C. Use Android Enterprise
D. Use Chrome Developer Tools
Answer: B
Explanation: Wi-Fi networks and certificates can be pre-configured and deployed via the Admin console.
✅ 29. What policy is used to control screen lock timeout on Chrome OS?
A. Power settings > Screen timeout
B. Device settings > Idle timeout
C. User settings > Session length
D. Kiosk settings > Session timeout
Answer: B
Explanation: Idle timeout defines how long the device waits before locking the screen.
✅ 30. Which Chrome OS feature can prevent users from using Developer Mode?
A. Safe browsing
B. Verified boot
C. Forced re-enrollment
D. Developer mode blocker extension
Answer: C
Explanation: Forced re-enrollment combined with blocking Developer Mode ensures devices can’t be tampered with or taken out of enterprise control.
✅ 31. Which of the following tools can be used to deploy Chrome policies via Active Directory?
A. Chrome Policy Manager
B. Group Policy Objects with Chrome ADMX templates
C. Google Admin Console
D. Chrome Remote Desktop
Answer: B
Explanation: Chrome ADMX templates allow IT admins to deploy and enforce Chrome browser policies through Windows Group Policy Objects (GPOs).
✅ 32. What type of session is best suited for devices used by many users without individual logins, such as in a library?
A. Kiosk session
B. Managed guest session
C. Guest mode
D. Incognito session
Answer: B
Explanation: Managed guest sessions are ideal for shared-use cases, offering enterprise-level policy enforcement without user authentication.
✅ 33. How can an admin ensure Chrome extensions are automatically installed on managed devices?
A. Mark extensions as favorites
B. Allow user-controlled installation
C. Use Force Install List in the Admin console
D. Push via USB
Answer: C
Explanation: Extensions can be force-installed by entering the extension ID and update URL in the Admin console.
✅ 34. What can an admin use to enforce SafeSearch in managed Chrome browsers?
A. URL rewrite rule
B. DNS filter
C. Admin Console > User & Browser Settings > Content
D. Chrome flags
Answer: C
Explanation: SafeSearch can be enforced through content filtering policies in the Admin console.
✅ 35. What is the function of Verified Boot in Chrome OS?
A. Checks for malware in downloaded files
B. Automatically updates the BIOS
C. Verifies system integrity during boot
D. Authenticates user login credentials
Answer: C
Explanation: Verified Boot ensures the system has not been tampered with by checking for integrity at each boot stage.
✅ 36. Which Admin console section provides insights into OS version distribution across all managed devices?
A. Audit Log
B. Devices > Chrome Devices > Reports
C. User Reports
D. App Usage Dashboard
Answer: B
Explanation: This section offers detailed reporting on Chrome OS versions, hardware models, and enrollment status.
✅ 37. A company wants Chrome devices to only connect to corporate Wi-Fi. Which setting should be configured?
A. Enable proxy server
B. Set DNS restrictions
C. Deploy Wi-Fi credentials via Admin console
D. Block all user-added networks
Answer: D
Explanation: Blocking user-added networks ensures that only pre-configured Wi-Fi profiles are allowed.
✅ 38. What policy can restrict users from copying data between apps on managed Android devices using Chrome browser?
A. DLP Copy-Paste Control
B. Clipboard Restriction
C. Context-Aware Access
D. Managed App Configuration
Answer: A
Explanation: Data Loss Prevention (DLP) rules can restrict clipboard access and control how data is shared across applications.
✅ 39. What is the primary function of the Chrome Cleanup Tool on Windows?
A. Clean browsing history
B. Detect and remove harmful software affecting Chrome
C. Uninstall Chrome extensions
D. Reset Chrome settings to default
Answer: B
Explanation: The Chrome Cleanup Tool scans for and removes potentially harmful software that interferes with Chrome performance.
✅ 40. An admin wants to prevent users from changing proxy settings. What should they do?
A. Lock proxy settings via Chrome Policy
B. Remove user from Admin group
C. Use DNS over HTTPS
D. Enable incognito mode
Answer: A
Explanation: Proxy settings can be locked and enforced via Admin console or Group Policy using Chrome policy templates.
✅ 41. How can an admin manage Chrome OS printing without Google Cloud Print?
A. Enable Print Proxy
B. Use CUPS printing with Admin-configured print servers
C. Install HP Print Manager
D. Use Android Print Framework
Answer: B
Explanation: Chrome OS supports native CUPS printing, and print servers can be configured via policies.
✅ 42. Which log file contains information about Chrome OS login events and errors?
A. syslog
B. boot.log
C. auth.log
D. login.log
Answer: A
Explanation: The syslog on Chrome OS contains a range of system events, including login actions and errors.
✅ 43. What type of license is needed for managing Chrome OS devices through a third-party MDM?
A. None
B. Chrome Enterprise Upgrade
C. Android Enterprise License
D. Chrome OS Education License
Answer: B
Explanation: A Chrome Enterprise Upgrade license is required to manage Chrome OS devices through Google or third-party MDM platforms.
✅ 44. What is the effect of enabling “Ephemeral mode” on a Chrome OS device?
A. Allows users to resume sessions
B. Prevents OS updates
C. Automatically erases user data after logout
D. Disables incognito mode
Answer: C
Explanation: Ephemeral mode removes all user session data after logout, enhancing security in shared environments.
✅ 45. How can an admin apply different Chrome policies to users based on location?
A. Use IP-based DNS filtering
B. Use organizational units (OUs)
C. Use Smart Locations
D. Assign user tags
Answer: B
Explanation: Organizational Units (OUs) allow different policy sets for various user groups, such as locations or departments.
✅ 46. Which policy helps prevent users from installing unapproved Chrome extensions?
A. Developer Mode Block
B. Extension Blocklist
C. Supervised User Mode
D. Web Activity Monitoring
Answer: B
Explanation: The Extension Blocklist allows admins to block specific or all extensions, permitting only allowlisted ones.
✅ 47. How can IT remotely assist a user with a managed Chrome device?
A. Use Google Meet
B. Enable remote desktop sharing
C. Use Chrome Remote Desktop
D. Use Remote Access via Admin console
Answer: C
Explanation: Chrome Remote Desktop can be used by support teams to securely assist users with Chrome devices.
✅ 48. What must be enabled to collect extension and device usage reports in Admin console?
A. Chrome Metrics Collection
B. Managed Browsers
C. Reporting & Insights
D. Usage and Diagnostics
Answer: D
Explanation: “Usage and Diagnostics” must be enabled on the Admin side to gather user activity and performance reports.
✅ 49. How can an organization enforce HTTPS usage on all managed Chrome browsers?
A. Force install HTTPS Everywhere extension
B. Enable Secure Mode
C. Use HSTS policy enforcement
D. Use SSL certificates
Answer: C
Explanation: Enforcing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) ensures browsers only use HTTPS to connect to specified sites.
✅ 50. Which setting enables policy application to Chrome browser used on unmanaged Windows or Mac devices?
A. User sign-in
B. Chrome sync
C. Chrome Browser Cloud Management enrollment token
D. Admin audit logs
Answer: C
Explanation: Admins can enroll unmanaged browsers via enrollment tokens, applying policies from the Admin console.
✅ 51. How can an admin ensure a public session logs out after 15 minutes of inactivity?
A. Set session idle timeout
B. Enable incognito auto-close
C. Enforce app timeout policy
D. Auto-logout enforcement via Group Policy
Answer: A
Explanation: The “session idle timeout” setting in public sessions ensures users are automatically signed out after inactivity.
✅ 52. Which policy disables Chrome’s password manager from saving user credentials?
A. Smart Lock Policy
B. Credential Blocklist
C. Password Manager Disable
D. Disable Save Passwords
Answer: D
Explanation: Disabling the password manager prevents Chrome from prompting users to save passwords on sites.
✅ 53. What is the effect of enabling “Guest Mode disabled” policy on managed devices?
A. Disables login screen
B. Prevents access to public network
C. Prevents sign-in without an account
D. Blocks use of untracked, temporary guest sessions
Answer: D
Explanation: Disabling guest mode ensures all activity is tied to authenticated users for auditing and compliance.
✅ 54. Which report helps identify devices with outdated Chrome OS versions?
A. License Usage Report
B. Security Patch Report
C. Device Activity Report
D. OS Version Distribution
Answer: D
Explanation: The OS Version Distribution report helps identify devices running older or unsupported Chrome OS versions.
✅ 55. What Chrome Enterprise feature helps ensure corporate resources are accessed only under certain device or user conditions?
A. Endpoint Verification
B. Context-Aware Access
C. User Identity Management
D. Geo-fencing
Answer: B
Explanation: Context-Aware Access grants or denies access based on predefined user and device attributes like location, OS version, or security status.
