01. When an author sets up a bursting definition, the definition needs to know how many outputs to produce and for whom.
Which input supplies that information?
a) The list of reviewers and signers who must approve the output.
b) The doclet type assigned to the report content.
c) The appearance theme and uploaded fonts for the environment.
d) The dimension and its members that the report should be burst across.
02. Midway through the author phase, a doclet must be reassigned so that a different contributor becomes its author.
Who is responsible for assigning doclet authors in a report package?
a) Any doclet author currently working in the package.
b) The report package owner.
c) The signer who approves the package.
d) The reviewer assigned to that section.
03. Each month, a finance team must produce the identical operating report for each of 200 branches as individual files, one per branch manager, generated automatically on a recurring schedule with no manual run.
Which approach best satisfies all of these requirements?
a) A bursting definition over the branch dimension, scheduled to run in Jobs
b) A book that is run with prompts and scheduled to recur
c) A system report bundled inside a book
d) A separate copy of the report maintained and run manually for each branch
04. Why must a custom font be uploaded to the Narrative Reporting environment for it to appear correctly in published PDF output?
a) Because uploading the font automatically applies it as the environment's default branding theme
b) Because a reviewer can only approve output whose fonts are stored with the report package
c) Because the final output is generated by the service, which can only use fonts available to the environment
d) Because fonts are embedded per doclet by each author and never shared across the package
05. Which statements accurately describe the Library in Narrative Reporting?
(Choose three.)
a) It is the authoring surface where data-bound grids are designed against EPM sources
b) It stores artifacts such as report packages, Reports, books, files, and folders
c) Artifacts in it can be organized into folders
d) It is a workflow phase that runs between review and sign-off
e) It is the central place from which artifacts are located and managed
f) It is a security role that grants users artifact access
06. After a report package has completed its managed workflow, an owner runs publish.
What does publishing a report package produce?
a) A single final combined output document, such as a merged Word or PDF file
b) A separate, unmerged output file produced individually for each doclet in the package
c) A new review cycle that routes the entire package back to its assigned reviewers
d) A supplemental doclet attached to the package as reference material only
07. Two report outputs built from the same grid design display different values for the same accounts, and the grid's data-source binding was not changed.
Which durable concept most likely explains the difference?
a) One output is a book and the other a bursting definition, which compute grid values differently.
b) Reports and a report package evaluate the same grid using different data.
c) The grid was silently converted into a supplemental doclet in one of the reports.
d) The two reports resolve the grid against different point-of-view member selections.
08. In the two-layer security model, some capabilities are conferred by an application-level role while others are conferred by an artifact-level access grant.
Which capability is governed by an application-level role rather than by an artifact-level grant?
a) The ability to open one specific report package stored in the Library.
b) Permission to view the contents of a single named folder in the Library.
c) Broad capability to administer the Narrative Reporting environment.
d) Access to one particular report together with the grids it contains.
09. Oracle Narrative Reporting is the current name for a Cloud EPM product that was previously marketed under different branding.
Which name is the legacy branding for today's Narrative Reporting?
a) Financial Consolidation and Close (FCCS)
b) Enterprise Performance Reporting Cloud Service (EPRCS)
c) Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service (EPBCS)
d) Account Reconciliation Cloud Service (ARCS)
10. While structuring a report package, an owner wants to add a new block of authored narrative that a contributor will write and that will be reviewed and merged into the output. The owner also wants to group several related content units under a single heading.
Which pairing correctly matches each need?
a) Add a doclet for the authored narrative; use a section to group content units
b) Add a section for the authored narrative; use a doclet to group sections
c) Add a supplemental doclet for the authored narrative; use a section to group it
d) Add a reference doclet for the authored narrative; use a section to group it