Free Google adwords-search Practice Test & Real Exam Questions

Exam Code/Number: adwords-search
Exam Name/Title: Google Search Advertising Advanced Exam Practice Test
Certification Provider: Google
Corresponding Certification: Adwords

Exam Questions: 235
Updated On: Jun 22, 2026

Question #33

Mike wants to try Google AdWords but he's worried about the overall costs of the ads. He would like to start with a small budget and see how the Google AdWords program works, before investing too much money into the online advertising. Which of the following price description is an accurate depiction of the cost of the Google AdWords program?

A. Mike's maximum CPC bid must be at least US$0.25. Mike's maximum CPM bid must be at least US$0.01.

B. Mike's maximum CPC bid must be at least US$0.01. Mike's maximum CPM bid must be at least US$0.25.

C. Mike's maximum CPC bid must be at least US$1.00. Mike's maximum CPM bid must be at least US$0.25.

D. Mike's maximum CPC bid must be at least US$1.00. Mike's maximum CPM bid must be at least US$1.00.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #34

Ned has created a website that includes a pop-up window for new visitors when they visit his site.
The pop-up window offers 25 percent off a purchase for one day only. Will Google AdWords have a problem with Ned's site?

A. No, as long as Ned's site isn't selling anything against Google's content policy.

B. Yes, because Google AdWords prohibits pop-up windows for visitors to websites.

C. Yes, because the pop-up window offers a coupon that's good for one day only.

D. No, because the pop-up window offers a discount to Ned's website visitors.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #35

You are reviewing your conversions from Google AdWords. If you are tracking conversions using the one-per-click approach, and you had 45 clicks in one month but you had 75 conversions, how many conversions from Google AdWords would you actually count?

A. 75

B. 60 percent

C. 1.66

D. 45

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question #36

You are a Google AdWords professional explaining how your client should create a budget for their Google AdWords campaign. The client is confused how Google AdWords determines the lowest possible value for the highest position of the ad. You explain that Google AdWords uses a combination of the Quality Score and the CPC bid. The customer still isn't satisfied and wants a more in-depth explanation. Which of the following is the best description how Google AdWords determines ad ranks in search pages?

A. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the ad showing beneath you by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.

B. Google AdWords considers whoever bids the highest for a keyword and then that person moves to the top of the order.

C. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the average bid of all ads competing you're your keywords by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.

D. Google AdWords will divide the Ad Rank of the ad showing above you by your Quality Score, then round off to the nearest cent.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question #37

Doug is managing a Google AdWords for a golf course. His client informs Doug that he no longer wants the Google AdWords to appear anywhere other than the Google Search and Search Partners. How can Doug edit this ad to appear only in Google Search?

A. Open the campaign page and then choose the Settings tab to edit where the ad will appear.

B. Pause the current ad, remove the ad from the Google Network group, and only select Google Search results, then start the ad again.

C. Open the ad page and then choose the Settings tab to edit where the ad will appear.

D. Open the campaign page and then choose Search Listings to edit where the ad will appear.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question #38

Terri has created a website for her web design business. Through her SEO efforts and good web content, her site has reached the top position in Google's organic search results for certain keywords. On her site, she has added the phrase 'Recommended by Google' in the header. She does not, however, use this phrase in her Google AdWords ads. Is this a problem according to Google AdWords policies?

A. No, Terri can add this info to her site as long as she doesn't put this phrase in her Google AdWords advertisements.

B. No, Terri's site is recommended by Google as she's on the top, in search results on certain keywords.

C. Yes, Terri must add this phrase to her Google AdWords advertisements too.

D. Yes, Google doesn't allow ads or sites to add such language that may mislead readers to believe her site is directly affiliated with Google.

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question #39

Holly is managing the online marketing efforts for a bakery in her city. Holly is building the bakery's website with the intent of the site being able to be ranked high in the Google's organic listings. Holly is focusing on keywords that users will likely be searching for, such as 'wedding cakes' and 'cupcakes' for her city. What term best describes the goals Holly has for the bakery's website?

A. Search engine marketing

B. Localized search results

C. Search engine optimization

D. Organic marketing

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question #40

Which of the following allows you to prevent an ad from appearing in relation to certain phrases, or exact matches?

A. Negative match

B. Exact match

C. Embedded match

D. Broad match

Discussion 0

Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

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