Suppose you are using Maven in a corporate environment and, to save bandwidth, you want to prevent the need for large numbers of developers to download the same dependency from the internet. What do you do to limit this?

In multimodule projects, what do child POMs inherit from the parent POM?

Which build plugin allows you to create a "fat" JAR file that contains all of the dependencies in the final JAR file?

What is the default scope for Maven dependencies?

What is one of the advantages of using properties in Maven?

What are the phases of the clean lifecycle?

When building a Maven Archetype, what is the filepath and file of the archetype descriptor that specifies how to lay out the prototype files?

When performing a build, which Maven plugin will allow you to set the specific version of the artifact to be built without manual modifying the pom.xml file?

When building a web application with a WAR type project, which project directory should contain the style sheet, JavaScript, and other static file?

In a multimodule project, if you have a plugin bound to a phase in the parent, it will be bound to the same phase in the module. What strategy could you employ to prevent the plugin from executing in the module?

Which goal would you use with the Dependency plugin to determine which included dependencies are not used, as well as those you are using that you have not defined?