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DRAG DROP Match each Microsoft 365 feature to its availability. Instructions: To answer, drag the appropriate feature from the column on the left to its availability on the right. Each feature may be used once, more than once, or not at all. 
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Yeah this lines up: Private preview to 'evaluation' and 'specific customers', General availability to the rest. Makes sense here.
Looks like the mapping should be: General availability goes with 'Available to all customers', 'Compliance testing completed', and 'Available for purchase'. Private preview matches to 'Can be turned on for evaluation' and 'Available to specific customers'. I think that's right, since public preview isn't mentioned in the answer set here. Let me know if anyone reads this differently.
Private preview: Can be turned on for evaluation, Available to specific customers. General availability: Available to all customers, Compliance testing completed, Available for purchase. This matches how MS usually rolls out new stuff. Pretty sure that's right but open to other logic.
I don't think Public preview fits any of these targets, it's a distractor. General availability covers 'Available to all customers', 'Compliance testing completed', and 'Available for purchase'. Private preview matches with 'Can be turned on for evaluation' and 'Available to specific customers'. Saw similar mapping in a couple practice tests.
Private preview to 'Can be turned on for evaluation' and 'Available to specific customers', General availability everywhere else.
This one hinges on 'evaluation' access. Since it's not 'by all customers,' I have to map Private preview -> Can be turned on for evaluation, Private preview -> Available to specific customers, rest go General availability.
Looks like the correct matches are: General availability for 'Available to all customers', 'Compliance testing completed', and 'Available for purchase'. Private preview lines up with 'Can be turned on for evaluation' and 'Available to specific customers'. Public preview is a trap here, I think it doesn't directly match any targets. Anyone see it differently?
Private preview: Can be turned on for evaluation, Available to specific customers. General availability: Available to all customers, Compliance testing completed, Available for purchase. Official guide lines up with this split. I think public preview doesn't actually apply since nothing here references evaluation by all users or broader trial access. If anyone sees a reason for public preview in this set, let me know.
Nah, I wouldn't pick Public preview here. Mapping is Private preview to 'evaluation' and 'specific customers', rest go General availability. Easy to fall for the Public preview trap.
Private preview to 'Can be turned on for evaluation', Private preview to 'Available to specific customers', rest map to General availability. Public preview is a common trap here but nothing in the stems says evaluation is open to everyone. Happened in a similar practice set.
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