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WordPress.org vs WordPress.com - Practice Questions

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🧠 Conceptual
intermediate
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Difference in Hosting Responsibility
Who is responsible for hosting your website when using WordPress.org compared to WordPress.com?
ANeither WordPress.org nor WordPress.com provide hosting; you must use third-party services.
BBoth WordPress.org and WordPress.com require you to host your own website.
CWordPress.com requires self-hosting; WordPress.org provides free hosting.
DWith WordPress.org, you host your own site; with WordPress.com, hosting is managed for you.
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Think about who controls the server where your website files live.
🧠 Conceptual
intermediate
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Plugin and Theme Flexibility
Which platform allows you to install any plugin or theme you want without restrictions?
ANeither platform allows installing custom plugins or themes.
BWordPress.com allows full plugin and theme installation freedom.
CWordPress.org allows you to install any plugin or theme you want.
DBoth platforms restrict plugin and theme installation equally.
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Consider which platform gives you full control over your website files.
❓ component_behavior
advanced
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Monetization Options on WordPress.com
What happens if you try to run your own ads on a free WordPress.com site?
AWordPress.com places its own ads and does not allow you to run your own ads on free plans.
BYour ads will run alongside WordPress.com ads automatically.
CYou can run any ads you want without restrictions.
DWordPress.com disables all ads on free sites.
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Think about who controls the advertising space on free hosted sites.
📝 Syntax
advanced
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Custom Code Access
Which platform allows you to add custom PHP code directly to your site?
AWordPress.org allows adding custom PHP code because you control the server.
BWordPress.com free plan allows adding custom PHP code.
CNeither platform allows adding custom PHP code.
DWordPress.com business plan allows adding custom PHP code but free plan does not.
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Consider which platform gives you full server access.
🔧 Debug
expert
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Troubleshooting Site Migration Issues
You moved your site from WordPress.com to WordPress.org but images are not showing. What is the most likely cause?
AWordPress.com blocks images from being used on other platforms.
BThe image URLs still point to WordPress.com servers and need updating.
CYou forgot to install a plugin to enable images on WordPress.org.
DWordPress.org does not support images by default.
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Think about where your images are stored and how URLs work after migration.