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Key Facts: Notion Certification Exam

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75%

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$100-$150

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Notion Certification (Notion Academy) uses three free badges (Essentials, Workflows, Advanced) requiring a 75% quiz score, plus a proctored certification exam requiring 80% to pass. Certifications cost $100 (Administrator) to $150 (Service Specialist); badges are free. Exams are proctored via Talview with webcam, screen-share, and ID verification, and one purchase includes up to two attempts. Tested domains include pages and blocks, databases (relations, rollups, views, filters), templates, permissions and teamspaces, Notion AI, and workspace system design. Notion does not publish the certification exam's question count or time limit.

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1In Notion, what is the smallest individual unit of content that you can move, drag, or restyle on a page?
A.A workspace
B.A teamspace
C.A block
D.A property
Explanation: Everything you add to a Notion page — text, headings, images, to-do items, embeds, even databases — is a block. Blocks are the atomic content unit and can be dragged, duplicated, turned into other block types, and nested inside one another.
2Which keyboard action opens Notion's block menu so you can insert a new block type such as a heading, callout, or database?
A.Pressing the spacebar twice
B.Holding Shift and Enter
C.Typing a hashtag (#) alone
D.Typing the forward slash (/) command
Explanation: Typing / on a new or empty line opens the slash command menu, letting you search for and insert any block type — basic blocks, media, database views, and advanced blocks like synced blocks. It is the primary way to add and convert content in Notion.
3A team wants the same onboarding checklist to appear on three different pages, and any edit made in one place should automatically update everywhere. Which Notion feature should they use?
A.A linked database
B.A synced block
C.A template button
D.A column block
Explanation: A synced block lets you maintain one source of content that is mirrored across multiple pages. Editing the content in any synced copy updates all of them instantly, which is ideal for reusable notices, checklists, or instructions.
4How do you change an existing block from one type to another in Notion — for example, converting a bulleted list item into a to-do item?
A.Use the 'Turn into' option in the block's handle menu
B.Delete the block and retype it
C.Export the page and re-import it
D.Change the page's default block type in settings
Explanation: Clicking the six-dot drag handle (or right-clicking the block) opens a menu with 'Turn into,' which converts the selected block to another compatible block type while keeping its text. This is faster than deleting and recreating content.
5Which block type is best suited for visually highlighting an important note with an icon and a colored background?
A.Quote block
B.Divider block
C.Callout block
D.Code block
Explanation: A callout block displays text inside a colored box with a customizable icon, drawing attention to tips, warnings, or key information. It is commonly used in documentation and wikis to make instructions stand out.
6What happens to the child pages nested inside a Notion page when you delete (send to Trash) that parent page?
A.Child pages are permanently deleted immediately
B.Child pages are moved to the workspace root
C.Child pages are converted into standalone blocks
D.Child pages go to Trash along with the parent and can be restored together
Explanation: Deleting a parent page moves it and all of its nested child pages to Trash together. Items in Trash are recoverable until permanently deleted, so restoring the parent restores its sub-pages as well.
7How do you create a multi-column layout on a Notion page so two blocks sit side by side?
A.Use the /table command
B.Add a divider between the blocks
C.Drag a block to the left or right side of another block until a blue guide appears
D.Set the page width to 'Full width' in page options
Explanation: To build columns, drag one block beside another until a vertical blue guideline appears, then drop it; Notion creates a column layout. You can also type /columns (e.g., /2 columns) to insert a preset layout.
8Which block lets you hide nested content behind a clickable arrow so the page stays compact until expanded?
A.Bookmark block
B.Embed block
C.Toggle block
D.Breadcrumb block
Explanation: A toggle block collapses its nested content behind a small triangle; clicking it expands or hides the content. Toggles are useful for FAQs, long lists, and keeping documentation tidy.
9You want to reference another existing Notion page inline within a paragraph so readers can click straight to it. Which approach creates an inline link to that page?
A.Type @ followed by the page name and select it
B.Type the page title in bold
C.Add the page as a database property
D.Use the /divider command
Explanation: Typing @ opens a mention menu where you can link to a page, person, or date. Selecting a page inserts an inline page link (page mention) that navigates to it when clicked.
10What is the difference between a page's icon and its cover in Notion?
A.The icon is a small emoji/image identifier; the cover is the wide banner image at the top
B.The icon is the banner; the cover is the small identifier
C.They are identical and interchangeable
D.Only databases can have icons and covers
Explanation: A page icon is a small emoji, uploaded image, or custom icon shown beside the title and in navigation. A cover is the large banner image displayed across the top of the page for visual identity.

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