Triggers: Recap And Verify

5 questions. Answer all of them, then submit; you need 4 of 5 to pass.

1. 1. You want a tag to fire when visitors click links whose text sits inside a nested <span>. Which trigger handles this most reliably?

   A Just Links click trigger, which resolves clicks on nested elements up to the wrapping linkAn All Elements trigger with no conditions, since it catches everythingA Page View trigger filtered on Click URLA Custom Event trigger on gtm.js
2. 2. A button has no id and its visible text repeats elsewhere on the page, but it lives inside a uniquely classed card. How do you scope a click trigger to just that button?

   Use Click Text equals the button's label and accept the extra matchesUse an All Elements trigger with Click Element matches CSS selector, like .pricing-card .ctaUse a Just Links trigger, since buttons are linksFire on all clicks and filter later in GA4
3. 3. A tag has a firing trigger on All Pages and an exception trigger matching /checkout. A visitor loads /checkout. What happens?

   The tag fires, because the firing trigger was added firstThe tag fires twice, once per triggerThe tag does not fire; an exception always wins over a firing triggerGTM shows an error, because a tag cannot have both kinds of trigger
4. 4. You need to fire a tag when a visitor copies text from the page. GTM has no built-in copy trigger. What is the standard pattern?

   Use the Element Visibility trigger on the copied elementA Custom HTML tag adds a copy listener that pushes text_copy to the dataLayer, and a Custom Event trigger on text_copy fires the tagEnable the Copy built-in variable and use an All Elements triggerUse a Timer trigger set to fire when the clipboard changes
5. 5. You want to know when the pricing table actually appears on screen, not just how far down the page someone scrolled. Which trigger fits?

   Scroll Depth at 75%, since the table is near the bottomA Timer trigger, since visible content correlates with time on pageA DOM Ready page view triggerElement Visibility targeting the pricing table's element