Laravel MCQ Questions and Answers for Practice

1. Laravel is based on

1. MVC Design Pattern
2. Singleton Design Pattern
3. Composite Design Pattern
4. MVVM Design Pattern

2. All records from Laravel collection are return by which collection method?

1. ->get()
2. ->where()
3. ->whereAll()
4. ->all()

3. Laravel command line interface is

1. php artisan
2. composer
3. git
4. CLI

4. The command is used to start laravel server is

1. php artisan start
2. php artisan start-server
3. php artisan project_name
4. php artisan serve

5. Command is used to remove the compiled class file in Laravel is

1. php artisan clear-compiled
2. php artisan down
3. php artisan inspire
4. php artisan clear-class

6. How to list all routes by terminal?

1. php artisan getroutes
2. php artisan route:list
3. php artisan listroutes
4. php artisan routes

7. What is it Blade?

1. package
2. view file
3. framework
4. Template Engine

8. What is @yield used for?

1. to extend an layout
2. to include a file
3. None of the above
4. to display the contents of a given section

9. Which artisan command is used to remove the compiled class file?

1. compiled:clear
2. clear compiled
3. clear-compiled
4. clear:all

10. The method which returns the average value of a given key ?

1. avg_val()
2. average()
3. median()
4. avg()

11. Bootstrap directory in Laravel is used to

1. Call laravel library functions
2. Initialize a Laraval application
3. Load laravel classes and models
4. Load the configuration files

12. Which of the following method breaks the collection into multiple, smaller collections of a given size?

1. break()
2. explode()
3. chunk()
4. split()

13. Artisan command which is used to flush the application cache is

1. cache:forget
2. cache:remove
3. cache:flush
4. cache:clear

14. What does the vendor directory contains?

1. Third-party code
2. Configuration files
3. Laravel Framework code
4. Assets

15. Which methods are used in database migrations classes?

1. run() and delete()
2. save() and update()
3. execute() and rollback()
4. up() and down()