Rephrasing and typos

FidelusAleksander · Dec 12, 2023 · 52db982 · 52db982
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diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-020.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-020.md
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 archetype: "questions"
 title: "Question 020"
-question: "GitHub Action workflows are triggered by events. Which of these are valid events that GitHub Actions support?"
+question: "GitHub Action workflows are triggered by events. Which of these are valid events that GitHub Actions support? (Choose two.)"
 draft: false
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diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-021.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-021.md
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 > https://github.com/marketplace?type=actions
-1. [x] In GitHub Marketplace
-1. [ ] In GitHub Public Action Storage
-1. [ ] In all GitHub public repositories
-1. [ ] GitHub Actions Project boards
+1. [x] GitHub Marketplace
+1. [ ] GitHub Public Action Storage
+1. [ ] GitHub private repositories
+1. [ ] GitHub Actions Project Boards
diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-026.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-026.md
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 > https://docs.github.com/en/codespaces/overview
 1. [x] It's a preconfigured development environment specifically setup for a repository. It allows you immediately start writing code for a project without having to setup a local development environment.
 1. [ ] A GitHub Codespace is an interactive holographic coding environment that required special hardware to use.
-1. [ ] GitHub Codespace is an AI-powered coding realm that anticipates your thoughts, auto-generating flawless code with mind-reading precision.
+1. [ ] GitHub Codespace is an AI-powered coding tool that auto-generates near flawless code
 1. [ ] GitHub Codespace is an annual GitHub hosted event where developers can meet and discuss coding topics.
diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-028.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-028.md
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 archetype: "questions"
 title: "Question 028"
-question: "What GitHub features allow repository contributors to work on code changes directly through the web browser? (Choose two.)"
+question: "What GitHub features allow repository contributors to work on simple code changes directly through the web browser? (Choose two.)"
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diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-029.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-029.md
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 archetype: "questions"
 title: "Question 029"
-question: "What lifecycle actions does GitHub Codespaces support?"
+question: "What are the different possible lifecycle phases for a GitHub Codespace?"
 draft: false
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diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-030.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-030.md
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 archetype: "questions"
 title: "Question 030"
-question: "If you stop your GitHub Codespace environment can you comeback to the changes later if you haven't commited them?"
+question: "If you stop your GitHub Codespace environment can you come back to the changes later if you haven't commited them?"
 draft: false
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 > https://docs.github.com/en/codespaces/getting-started/understanding-the-codespace-lifecycle#stopping-a-codespace
 1. [x] Yes, that's the default behaviour when stopping and then starting a GitHub Codespace
-1. [ ] No, GitHub Codespaces on startup can only checkout commits that have been pushed to the repository.
+1. [ ] No, these changes will be lost. You need to commit them before stopping the Codespace.
diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-031.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-031.md
@@ -11,5 +11,5 @@ draft: false
 - [x] You can disconnect and reconnect to an active Codespace without affecting its running processes.
 - [ ] You can stop and restart a Codespace without affecting its running processes.
 - [ ] If you create another Codespace on a branch which already had a Codespace running on it, the original Codespace will be deleted
-- [ ] If you close the browser tab in which your Codespace was running, it will be automatically stopped
+- [ ] If you close the browser tab in which your Codespace was running, the Codespace will automatically be stopped
 > Closing the browser tab does not stop the Codespace and the processes continue running. If you only closed the tab, the Codespace will stop after reaching the inactivity timeout period
diff --git a/content/questions/foundations/question-032.md b/content/questions/foundations/question-032.md
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 archetype: "questions"
 title: "Question 032"
-question: "Your project requires appropriate hardware to run and you decided to use GitHub Codespaces. Can you customize the machine type and the amount of CPU cores that will be allocated to your Codespace?"
+question: "Your project requires appropriate hardware to run. Can you customize the amount of CPU cores that will be allocated to your GitHub Codespace environment?"
 draft: false
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