These Google Analytics multiple-choice questions and their answers will help you strengthen your grip on the subject of Google Analytics. You can prepare for an upcoming exam or job interview with these Google Analytics MCQs.
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A. Same Entry Market
B. Source e-commerce mailings
C. Search Engine Marketing
D. Source Entrance Medium
A. It has no effect
B. You cannot change the name of your account once it has been chosen
C. You need to update your current code
D. You need to generate new code
A. The percentage of exits from a particular page
B. The percentage of visitors who only visit the page on your site that they landed on before leaving
C. The percentage of viewers who quickly click through to another page on your site
D. The page loading speed ratio
A. Contact Analytics Support
B. Other analytics packages do not allow this
C. Install both tracking codes
D. Google does not allow this
A. A browser request to the server
B. PDF download
C. A unique visitor's single session
D. A single page load by a browser
A. Which website referred them to you
B. The browser used by blog readers
C. From what page they left your site
D. The kind of products they've bought before
E. What page a visitor came to first
A. AdWords and Analytic accounts linked
B. the Double Click cookie to be incorporated in the script
C. All of these answers
D. audiences setup in the remarketing backend
E. a your privacy statement on your site
A. Returning patron clickthrough
B. Referral provider code
C. Rate per cost
D. Revenue per click
A. web surfing
B. Multi-Channel Funnels
A. False
B. True
A. None of these
B. Referral traffic from sites not using Google Analytics
C. Referrals from social media sites
D. Search Engine traffic
A. A webpage or action that serves as a conversion for your site
B. A target number of pages to indexed
C. A target number of keywords to be indexed by the search engines
D. A function used to change the layout of the reports dashboard
A. Social Compatibility Traffic
B. Search Engine Traffic
C. Referral Traffic
D. Direct Traffic
A. A word searched for using an external search engine, such as Google
B. A tool used to determine the competition of search terms
C. A subset of terms used in your website navigation
D. A word searched for using your internal site search
A. A Google Analytics account and access to the profile being tracked
B. A special designation from Google allowing you to use the API
C. Multiple Google Analytics accounts
D. A corporate Google Analytics profile
A. It makes load speed faster
B. It does not affect the performance
C. It validates the html of your site, improving performance
D. It makes load speed slower
A. Clickthroughs
B. Revenue Generated
C. Conversions
D. Advertisements Served
A. Mobile Tracking
B. GPS
A. Unauthenticated user
B. No relevant searches
C. Tracking code not installed properly
D. No site visitors
A. home page
B. the same as the exit page
C. linked page
D. landing page
A. Javascript
B. CSS
C. HTML
D. Python
A. No
B. Yes
A. Daily Events
B. Goals
C. Unable to measure conversions
D. Keywords
A. The Top Entrance Pages report
B. The Goals Report
C. The Top Exit Pages report
D. The Funnel Visualization report
A. Add a new profile
B. Update your tracking code
C. Sign in on multiple days
D. Use the calendar tab
A. Up to 5 million
B. Up to 1,000
C. Up to 10
D. Unlimited
A. is a service provided by google to add more visitor
B. is a tools that measure your number of visitors as well as tracking social networking sites and applications.
C. is a service by google that provide advertisement only
D. is a tools that measure your number of visitor based only on visitor's location
E. is a tools that provide news,current economy statistic and also a number of visitor.
A. A piece of html that is installed along with Google Analytics tracking code
B. The main form of currency on Sesame Street.
C. A small amount of text data given to a web browser by a web server
D. It validates the html of your site, improving performance
A. All of these
B. A request to a web server for a file
C. The loading of an html web page
D. The loading of an image on a web page
A. Traffic of which the referrer is unknown
B. Typing in the URL in the browser
C. All of these
D. Accessing from browser bookmarks
A. The domain names of your competitors.
B. The domain name of the sites users visited after leaving your website.
C. The keywords users typed in search engines to find you.
D. The domain name of the sites that referred traffic to your website.
A. True
B. False
A. Tracking effective search terms
B. Tracking outbound clicks
C. Tracking visitors on the path to conversion
D. Tracking AdWords
A. Real time tracking does not work so there is no purpose.
B. To show instantaneous information on a site
C. To show future information on a site
A. Lead
B. Sale
C. Score
D. Conversion
A. It does not use JavaScript at all
B. In the tracking code
C. To generate the PDF reports for emailing
D. In the IP Masking function
A. Click Through Ratio
B. Check The Reports
C. Customer Trending Report
D. Click Through Rate
A. Control Panel
B. Control Deck
C. Dashboard
D. Command Deck
E. Instrument Board
A. Percentage of returning visitors
B. Percentage of visitors tracked
C. Percentage of page visitors who leave the site
D. Percentage of Clickthroughs
A. Index Page
B. Ecommerce Pages
C. All Pages
D. Mobile Pages
A. JavaScript
B. ActionScript
C. XHTML
D. WebKit
A. tells you what a keyword or phrase costs
B. provides relevant information on keywords or phrases
A. True
B. False
A. No
B. Depends on the campaign type
C. Yes
A. Google Adwords
B. Google Adsense
C. Google Places
D. Google News
A. Interfering Scripts on your page
B. Incorrect tracking code
C. Incorrect filter settings
D. All of these
A. Yes
B. No
A. Google Display Network
B. Google Digital Nodels
A. 80% of your visitors left your site from the entrance page.
B. 20% of your visitors happily start jumping every time they visit your blog.
C. 80% of your visitors left your site after reading three articles.
D. 80% of your visitors browsed at least five pages.
A. Number of people on the site, where they came from and what they are viewing
B. How many people are ready to buy.
A. 3 days
B. two weeks
C. a week
D. a month
E. within 24 hours
A. XML
B. PDF
C. All of these
D. CSV
A. The bouncing rate
B. All of these
C. The number of times the page has been seen
D. The average time spent on the page
A. true
B. false
A. False
B. True
A. Ecommerce Conversion Rate is the percentage of visits that resulted in no transaction.
B. Ecommerce Conversion Rate is the number of visits that resulted in no e-commerce transaction.
C. Ecommerce Conversion Rate is the percentage of visits that browsed your site.
D. Ecommerce Conversion Rate is the percentage of visits that resulted in an e-commerce transaction.
A. Spain
B. None
C. Iran
D. North Korea
A. Delete traffic from the city you live in
B. Use the IP Masking feature
C. Set an exclude filter for your IP address
D. Use the _donotTrackIP () method
A. Yes.
B. No. Data can only be exported as a .CSV or .XLS file.
C. No. Data can only be exported as a .CSV or MS Word file.
D. No. Data can only be exported as a .CSV file.
E. Yes, but export conversion to PDF is limited to an annual quota based on subscription level.
A. A visitor who visits only one page
B. Tracking code
C. A visitor who visits only one time
D. A returning visitor
A. Content Backup
B. Code Cleanup
C. Map Overlay
D. Design Services
A. False
B. True
A. To provide the search history of your web visitors
B. To provide the buying habits of your web visitors
C. To provide general geographic reporting
D. To execute the required JavaScript
A. Per visit value
B. Revenue
C. Average value
D. Visitor's mobile device name
A. circle graph
B. bar graph
C. line graph
D. percentage graph
A. Verifies that your profiles are set up correctly
B. Attempts to verify that the tracking code has been installed on your site
C. Verifies that the html of your page is validated
D. Verifies that the report information has been updated for that day
A. It can take as long as 1 month
B. Immediately
C. Within 1 week
D. Generally within 24 hours
A. Hides unused goals
B. Tells Google Analytics whether or not to include the tracking in the reports
C. Deletes unused goals
D. Tells Google Analytics whether or not to track the goals
A. Tracking occurs without key information
B. No tracking occurs
C. Tracking occurs normally
D. The page isn't loaded
A. Years
B. Seconds
C. Weeks
A. Location
B. Technology>Browser & OS
C. Behavior>New vs Retuning
D. Traffic Sources>Direct
A. Landing pages for a given keyword
B. The most common exit page
C. The most common landing page
D. Landing pages for ecommerce conversions
A. Every 24 - 48 hours
B. Once daily at 12 AM
C. Once per week
D. Throughout the day
A. It suggests goals for your website
B. It makes people sign in or register on your site
C. It ensures that you track the IP Address of someone on your site
D. It can automatically adjust your bids to maximize conversions at the minimum price.
A. Track personally identifiable visits
B. Measure Google Adwords performance
C. Grant admin privileges to other users
D. Set up goals to track conversions
E. Track multiple sites using a single account
A. Google will give periodic discounts on Adwords for importing the cost data
B. You can track the effectiveness of your Adwords campaigns
C. You cannot import Google Adwords cost data into Analytics
D. You can manage your Adwords campaigns from your Analytics dashboard
A. A unique visit to your site
B. A repeat visit to your site
C. An instance of a page being loaded by a browser
D. A visit to your site
A. Referring Site Traffic
B. Traffic Sources
C. % New Visits
D. Bounce Rate
A. Add event tracking to your filter pattern
B. Use the radial buttons in the settings menu
C. Use the _trackEvent method
D. Add event tracking to your custom reports
A. From the Filter option in your Analytics dashboard
B. From the Filter Manager option in the Analytics Settings menu
C. You cannot delete a filter, you must issue a new profile instead
A. No
B. Yes
A. category
B. opt_value
C. action
A. 10 minutes
B. 3 minutes
C. 30 minutes
D. 15 minutes
A. Yes, through modifying all tagged links
B. No
C. Yes, automatically
A. Value and tax
B. Order ID and tax
C. Order ID and value
D. City and state
E. Order ID and country
A. No, downloads are external to a current page
B. Yes, it happens automatically.
C. No, tracking requires the JavaScript code.
D. Yes, but only with tagged links.
A. Email
B. Ecommerce information
C. None
A. Yes, only on web pages and mobile applications iOS and Android.
B. Yes, only on web pages.
C. No, Google anlytics do not recognize any returning visitors on any device.
D. Yes, only on web pages and Android mobile applications.
A. Submit your data anonymously to Google
B. Make your data publicly visible
C. Share your data between Google products
A. CGI generated file
B. Plain text
C. HTML file
D. JPEG file
A. Visitors
B. Content
C. Goals
D. Traffic Sources
A. Navigation Summary
B. This needs to be created as a custom report
C. Top Entrance Pages Report
D. Top Exit Pages Report
A. User initiated events
B. Google Analytics cannot track JavaScript events
C. Any JavaScript event
D. DOM Events
A. Enable you to control which users are allowed to see which parts of the Analytics reports
B. Google Analytics does not have an exclude option
C. Disable any profiles that are no longer used
D. Discard all pageviews that match the filter string
A. A philosophy instilled in Google Analytics employees used for increasing productivity
B. A way of passing paramaters of an HTTP request from the browser to the server
C. An analytical method that uses metrics in combination with historical data to forecast trends
D. A way of reporting optional information not included in the standard Google Analytics tracking code
A. Immediately before </head>
B. Immediately before <body>
C. Immediately before the </footer>
D. Immediately after the </body>
A. 3rd Party
B. 2nd Party
C. 1st Party
A. 1st Party Cookies
B. Browser
C. JavaScript
D. Authentication
A. The actual text string against which Google Analytics will attempt to match pageview data
B. Another name for the pageviews per visit metric
C. The function used to change the colors and layout of the Google Analytics reports
D. The report that breaks down the geographical profile of web visitors
A. Visits from a search engine
B. Visits derived from clicked bookmarks
C. Visits from an Adwords ad
D. Visits clicked from a link on another website