AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Practice Exams
150+ AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals Questions in TIMED mode, REVIEW mode, SECTION-BASED, and RANDOMIZED TEST mode with Explanations, Reference Links, Score Tracking, Plus BONUS Flashcards
Course Description
The Microsoft Azure Fundamentals ( AZ-900 ) exam is intended for beginners who work with cloud-based solutions and services. Candidates should be able to demonstrate a fundamental knowledge of cloud concepts, Azure services, workloads, security, privacy, pricing, support, as well as networking, storage, compute, application support, and application development.
Begin your Azure journey with the AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals certification!
This AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals course is for anyone who is looking for a study material that provides the following:
- REAL SIMULATION of all AZ-900 Question Types – we are the only practice test platform that can provide you a real simulation of the unique questions types in the AZ-900 exam, which includes: Dropdown, Drag and Drop, and Hotspot or Multiple Yes/No questions.
- COMES WITH FOUR EXAM MODES:
- TIMED MODE – mimics the actual AZ-900 Microsoft Azure Fundamentals exam environment under time pressure
- REVIEW MODE – where you can view the answer and explanations after every question
- SECTION-BASED TESTS – where you can focus and answer questions on specific topics/domains only.
- RANDOMIZED TEST – where we randomly generate 40 questions from our entire question bank to help you gauge your readiness for the actual exam
- DETAILED EXPLANATIONS, REFERENCE LINKS, AND CHEAT SHEETS – our answer keys at the end of each set have full and detailed explanations along with complete reference links so you can check and verify yourself that the answers are correct. Plus bonus cheat sheets to help you better understand the concepts.
- EXAM STUDY GUIDE – this is added as a reference in the explanations in the practice tests. They are based on our own exam experience and intense research on the most important topics and most helpful resources to help you pass the exam.
- UPDATED REAL-TIME AS WE RECEIVE FEEDBACK – we have a dedicated team updating our question bank on a regular basis, based on the feedback of students on what appeared on the actual exam, as well as through external benchmarking.
- ACTIVE Q&A DISCUSSION BOARD – with inputs from the instructors and exam feedback from our students, our Forums section gives you the opportunity to know which topics recently appeared on the exam and better understand the Azure services and concepts covered in the test.
- VERY RESPONSIVE INSTRUCTORS – our friendly team of Azure experts is able to address all your issues and questions within 72 hours.
- CONTAINS A TEST REPORT – to track your progress and show you which Knowledge Areas you need improvement.
- MOBILE-COMPATIBLE – so you can conveniently review everywhere, anytime with your smartphone!
- CLEAR AND ERROR-FREE QUESTIONS – Each item has a reference link that can validate the answer but you can also post in the Forums section so we can discuss any issues.
- Prepared by Azure Certified Professionals who actually passed the Azure AZ-900 exam! (Please see our LinkedIn profiles to view our Azure Certificates)
Course Content
About Instructor
Jon-Bonso
129 Courses
Course Includes
- 1 Randomized Test
- 3 Timed Mode
- 3 Review Mode
- 3 Section-Based
- 10 Quizzes
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Interactive Flashcards
- Unlimited Access for 1 Year
- Slack support
- Instructor: Jon Bonso
Ratings and Reviews

There is a Drag-And-Drop question in "Timed Mode Set 2" (Question 7) that does not specify or mention how I should order the list for Defense-In-Depth: either the "lowest" layer (Data) FIRST or the "lowest" layer (Data) LAST. All of the visual models I have seen for Defense-In-Depth have "Data" at the bottom of the list (the thing that we are trying to protect), so I assumed that meant you would need to choose "Data" first, and then every layer after that increments from there, up to Physical Security at Layer 7 (like the Solar System). I think a brief note like "order these from the First line of defense (First), to the last line of defense (Seventh)" would help. Other than that, great job on the questions, and thank you for the wealth of knowledge in the explanations for the answers!

The practice exams really helped as I just passed AZ-900 with 740 points. I even recognized a couple of questions from the practice material on the actual exam, so I’ll definitely consider getting the AZ-104 course from TD as well at some point. I also found the wording in the real AZ-900 exam quite tricky. Sometimes you really have to rely on logic and trust your instincts because some questions seem intentionally confusing, which honestly isn’t very nice. I studied for 4 days via MS Learn/Practice Exams/Bit of youtube and of course the exams here.