Question
A company uses a model-driven Power Apps app in a new environment. The base language is English.
You need to configure French and Spanish.
Which configuration component should you use? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Explanation
Allow a language to be used within an organization: Language packs — before French or Spanish can be offered anywhere in a model-driven app, the corresponding language pack must be present, because the pack supplies the translated platform UI strings, labels, and system messages that make that language available to the organization. "Default language" only sets the base language (here English) rather than adding new ones, "Language collation" governs sorting and comparison rules for text, and "LCID" is just the numeric locale identifier used to reference a language, not the component that makes it usable.
Enable the languages: Environment — once the packs are available, an administrator turns the languages on at the environment level in the settings area (Settings > Product > Languages), which provisions the translated strings for that Dataverse environment and lets users then pick French or Spanish as their personal display language. "Tenant" is the wrong scope because language enablement is per environment, not applied across the whole tenant; "Browser" only affects the user's own locale preference and cannot provision a language; and there is no per-"Power Apps app" language enablement setting.
