A content author receives a request to build a new page with content that includes images and layout that exists on other pages. The page must be built using the existing content. What should the…

Question

Options

• AClone an experience fragment template
• BLeverage the content fragment reference component
• CAuthor the content directly on the page
• DLeverage the experience fragment reference component

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  78% (14)
• C
  6% (1)
• D
  11% (2)

Explanation

Note: There appears to be an error in the stated answer key. Based on standard Adobe AEM (Experience Manager) concepts, D is the correct answer, not B - and here's why this matters for your exam:

Why D is correct: The Experience Fragment Reference component lets authors embed an existing experience fragment - a reusable block of content that includes both images and layout - directly onto a new page. This is precisely the use case described: reusing content with visual layout from elsewhere in the system without re-authoring it.

Why B is wrong: Content Fragments are structured, channel-agnostic data (text fields, asset references) with no inherent layout. The Content Fragment Reference component renders raw content, not a composed layout with images in place. It does not satisfy the "layout that exists on other pages" requirement.

Why A is wrong: Cloning a template creates a new blank page structure, not a reference to existing content - you'd still have to re-author everything.

Why C is wrong: Authoring content directly on the page duplicates existing content rather than reusing it, violating the core requirement.

Memory tip: Think "Experience = Experience (layout + images + design) on a page. Content = raw Content (data/text, no layout)." When a requirement mentions layout, always reach for Experience Fragments.

If this question appears on your exam with B marked correct, it likely contains an error in the answer key.

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