(A) Variables, operators, and values
(B) Operators, tags, and variables
(C) Variables, operators, and the data layer
(D) Tags, values, and the push method
Explanation
The three parts of a Trigger are Variables, Operators, and Values. Variables are used for defining filters that specify the exact event when a particular tag should fire. They are of two types built-in variables and user-defined variables.
Operators are trigger filters in the form of mathematical and computer-based operators which can be used to define the event for a tag to fire. Example of Operators are equals, contains, less than, matches RegEx, etc.
Values are the text values in a variable that is used by Tag Manager to compare the value a user provides with the value of the Variable.
Conclusion
This question is a part of the Assessment 1 section of the Google Tag Manager Fundamentals exam. You can find all the answers to this exam in our Google Tag Manager Fundamentals Assessment Answers page.