C100DBA · Question #33
Which type of indexes does MongoDB support?
The correct answer is A. All of the above. Option A ("All of the above") is correct because MongoDB natively supports all three index types listed: Compound Indexes, Multikey Indexes, and Geospatial Indexes, along with several others (text, hashed, wildcard, etc.). Options B, C, and D are not wrong on their own - each…
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Which type of indexes does MongoDB support?
Options
- AAll of the above
- BCompound Indexes
- CMultikey Indexes
- DGeospatial Indexes
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A88% (29)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Option A ("All of the above") is correct because MongoDB natively supports all three index types listed: Compound Indexes, Multikey Indexes, and Geospatial Indexes, along with several others (text, hashed, wildcard, etc.). Options B, C, and D are not wrong on their own - each correctly names a real MongoDB index type - but they are "distractors" because choosing any single one ignores the others, making them incomplete answers. The trick in this question is recognizing that since B, C, and D are all valid, "All of the above" is the most accurate and complete choice.
Memory tip: Think of MongoDB as an index buffet - it supports many index types to handle diverse query patterns (multi-field, array fields, location data). Whenever you see a "which indexes does MongoDB support?" question and multiple correct options are listed, default to "All of the above" unless you can identify one that MongoDB doesn't support.
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