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Which of the following are true?

  1. Repeating lay outs are using page lists and page groups

  2. You can display lists as row or columns (Top to Bottom or Left to Right)

  3. You can only display a list as a row repeating list display (from top to bottom)

  4. No support is available for tabs when displaying repeating layouts

  5. It is possible to use a section rule to display the data for the repeating element
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Correct answers: 'Repeating layouts are using page lists and page groups' and 'It is possible to use a section rule to display the data for the repeating element.' In form-design tools with repeating-layout support (e.g., Adobe LiveCycle/AEM Forms designer), a repeating section is built on the page-list/page-group mechanism so the layout engine knows how to flow and paginate repeated instances, and a section rule can drive which data populates each repeated instance. The distractors are wrong because these tools do support displaying repeating lists as either rows or columns (not row-only), and tabbed layouts are supported for repeating structures, not unsupported as claimed.

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