Which components Copilot creates for a Power Pages site
Short answer
ACE Copilot generates the home page plus Dataverse-backed forms and lists, while you supply the site name and URL yourself.
Question
You decide to use Copilot for site creation to generate your site.
You need to select the site components that Copilot for site creation will create or set for you based on your prompt.
Which three site components should you select? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose three.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Key Takeaways
The question tests the boundary between prompt-generated content components (home page, forms, lists) and maker-supplied identity metadata (site name, site URL).
Copilot for Power Pages site creation generates the home page, forms and lists from your prompt (A, C, E), while the site name and site URL are entered manually by the maker.
Common mistake: Selecting B (site name) and D (site URL): these look like obvious site components, but they are typed into the creation dialog by you rather than generated from the Copilot prompt.
Expert Analysis
The boundary being tested The PL-900 trap here is the line between what Copilot generates from your prompt and what you must supply yourself. Copilot for site creation is a prompt-to-artifact feature: you describe the business and the data involved, and it scaffolds the visible, data-driven parts of the site.
What you enter manually Site name (option B) and Site URL / web address (option D) are identifiers you type into the creation dialog before the site exists — they are not derived from the prompt, because there is nothing yet for Copilot to infer them from. Selecting them means you have confused the site's identity metadata with its content components.
What Copilot creates — A, C, E Home page (option E) is always generated: Copilot drafts the landing page structure and copy matching your description. Forms (option A) and Lists (option C) are the standard Power Pages components that expose Dataverse table data, and when your prompt references entities such as customers, orders or requests, Copilot creates these components — forms for create/edit interactions and lists for tabular display — bound to the appropriate tables.
Why this matters beyond this question The same reasoning applies elsewhere in Power Pages: Copilot accelerates content and data components, while naming, addressing, security and environment decisions stay with the maker. Choosing ACE reflects that division of responsibility; B and D are the plausible distractors because they look like things a site 'has', yet they are entered, not generated.
Official Reference
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-pages/
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Exam Strategy
When a question asks what an AI-driven feature 'creates or sets for you', sort every option into 'derived from the prompt' versus 'entered by the maker'. Anything that identifies the site (name, URL, environment, owner) is almost always manual input, while pages and data-bound components (forms, lists) are generated. This prompt-versus-manual split recurs across Copilot features in Power Platform exams.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Copilot for Power Pages site creation set the site name and URL?
What does Copilot actually build when I create a Power Pages site?
Are forms and lists in Power Pages connected to Microsoft Dataverse?
Community Votes
34% of anonymous learners picked answer A. Votes are pick records left by other test-takers — they are not the verified answer.
Discussion 1 contributions
Compiled from public community threads and reader submissions, lightly edited for clarity. Handles and vote tallies are shown as recorded, and comments reflect the views of individual contributors.
From public community threads 1
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abeltenera 👍 1Site name and site url are manually defined so the answer is wrong. Forms and list will for sure be used to represent data from Dataverse, so ACE
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