How many free AZ-104 practice questions can I try?

You can answer 10 AZ-104 practice questions free without creating an account. Each one is graded instantly with a written explanation. A free account keeps your progress, and the full bank (300+ questions) unlocks with a subscription.

What topics does the AZ-104 exam cover?

The AZ-104 exam is organised into 5 domains: Manage Azure Identities and Governance (25%), Deploy and Manage Azure Compute (25%), Implement and Manage Storage (20%), Implement and Manage Virtual Networking (20%), Monitor and Maintain Azure Resources (10%). The weighting above shows how much of the exam each domain represents, so budget study time in the same proportion.

How long is the AZ-104 exam and how is it scored?

The AZ-104 exam has approximately 50 questions in 120 minutes, with a passing score of 700. Practice sets here are scored the same way as the real exam so you can see whether you are above or below the line before test day.

How should I start studying for Azure Administrator (AZ-104)?

Start with Manage Azure Identities and Governance, the highest-weighted domain, then work down the list. Answer a mixed set after each domain pass — mixing domains forces you to identify what a question is asking before recalling the content, which is what the real exam does.

Are these the same questions that appear on the real AZ-104 exam?

No. These are original practice questions written against the published AZ-104 exam objectives. They mirror the style, difficulty, and domain weighting of the real exam, but the actual exam content is confidential and is not reproduced here.

Microsoft AZ-104: Azure Administrator Associate Certification

Domain	Exam weight	What it covers
Manage Azure Identities and Governance	25%	Manage Azure AD objects and governance
Deploy and Manage Azure Compute	25%	Configure VMs and container solutions
Implement and Manage Storage	20%	Configure Azure storage solutions
Implement and Manage Virtual Networking	20%	Configure Azure networking
Monitor and Maintain Azure Resources	10%	Monitor and back up Azure resources

Sample question 1 — Manage Azure Identities and Governance

A university provisions Microsoft 365 licenses for thousands of students and staff, and the IT team currently assigns licenses to each user individually. New students are added every term, and unused licenses remain assigned after graduation, which inflates cost. The team wants license assignment and removal to follow group membership automatically. Which Microsoft Entra ID capability should be used?

A. Creating a dynamic group and assigning licenses through a PowerShell runbook.
B. Assigning licenses through an administrative unit that follows the academic calendar.
C. Publishing access packages that include the license as a resource in Entitlement Management.
D. Configuring group-based licensing on security groups synchronized from the directory.

Answer: D. Option D is correct because configuring group-based licensing on security groups synchronized from the directory assigns and removes licenses as users join or leave those groups. Option A is incorrect because a scheduled runbook adds operational delay and maintenance overhead. Option B is incorrect because administrative units scope administration and do not perform license assignment. Option C is incorrect because access packages govern resource requests rather than directory license state.

Sample question 2 — Implement and Manage Storage

An administrator must give a partner read-only access to a single blob for the next seven days. The partner should not receive the storage account key, and the grant must expire automatically. Which approach should the administrator use?

A. Add the partner's email as an owner on the storage account so they can open the blob in the portal.
B. Create a user delegation key and share it, then delete the storage account after seven days.
C. Generate a shared access signature scoped to the one blob with read permission and a seven-day expiry
D. Create a storage account access key and give it to the partner, then manually revoke the key after seven days.

Answer: C. Option C is correct. A shared access signature grants time-limited, scoped access to a single blob with read permission and expires automatically, so the account key is never exposed. Option D is incorrect because the account key grants full access to every resource and must be manually rotated to revoke. Option A is incorrect because owner access is far broader than a single blob and does not expire. Option B is incorrect because a user delegation key alone is not the grant, and deleting the account is destructive and unnecessary.

Sample question 3 — Manage Azure Identities and Governance

A company wants one set of tagging requirements to apply automatically to every subscription in the tenant, including subscriptions created next year, without editing each subscription's settings. Which governance structure should the administrator use?

A. Create an initiative for each subscription and ask owners to enable it through the portal.
B. Apply an Azure Policy to each subscription and set a reminder to repeat the task whenever a new subscription is added.
C. Create a resource lock on every resource group so tags cannot be removed by individual teams.
D. Assign an Azure Policy at a root management group so it inherits down to all current and future subscriptions.

Answer: D. Option D is correct. Assigning Azure Policy at the root management group makes the policy inherit to every current and future subscription automatically, so the tagging requirement applies tenant-wide without per-subscription edits. Option B is incorrect because applying per subscription and relying on a reminder is not automatic. Option C is incorrect because a resource lock prevents deletion or modification and does not enforce tags. Option A is incorrect because asking owners to enable an initiative manually does not guarantee coverage.

Azure Administrator (AZ-104) Practice Questions

Azure Administrator (AZ-104) Practice Questions

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