react-graphql-apollo-tutorial/react-apollo-client-query Question Title * 1. When does the Query component execute the given query? When it is rendered. When it is re-rendered again (except for the cache prevents a network request when identical the request was done before). When you call a function which is provided as argument in the render props child function. When the component where the Query component is used gets mounted. OK Question Title * 2. What React concept or tool is used to perform queries and mutations. Render Prop PropTypes React Router Children as a Function OK Question Title * 3. Where can you access the query result when using a render prop? In the render prop’s children as a function. In the Query component’s props. In the Higher-Order Component. In the arguments of the component where the Query component is used. OK Question Title * 4. Which of the following statements about the Query component are true? Using a Query component enables you to perform queries in a declarative way. Using a Query component enables you to perform queries in an imperative way. The Query component has implicit access to the Apollo Client instance due to React’s underlying Context API. The Query component has implicit access to the Apollo Client instance, because the it was injected at the top level via the ApolloProvider component. OK Question Title * 5. How would you rate this section? OK Question Title * 6. What was the hardest part in this section? OK Question Title * 7. Do you have any suggestions for improving this section? OK If you enjoyed this section of the book, share these learnings with your friends (e.g. on social media). Being public about it helps you to hold yourself accountable to continue learning. OK DONE