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biljen
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If a question has 3 correct answers on the test (but doesn't specify, just says choose all that apply)and you mark only 2 of them, do you receive partial credit?
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I asked the following question of Cisco -
Q. I was wondering if, for instance a four part question is asked, would I get any marks for answering 3 parts correctly or is the whole question marked wrong?
The answer I recieved from Cisco is:
A. The entire question would be marked wrong if all 4 parts are not answered correctly.
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