How's it going all.

I've just sat the course and now studying for the test. I've spent a bit of time on the web reading about what an adaptive test and paper based test is, and had countless people give me their views :0)...

But my questions are
1.) How exactly does a paper based test work
2.) Do you answer all 66 questions until you reach a passing mark (and hope you reach it by the end? does it stop before if you pass?)
3.) Do you find out right away.
4.) Is a paper based test still have multi-choice questions like the test packs out there? Or do you type out your answers and wait to see if you passed?

Any more info I'll be glad to soak it up.. seem to be doing alot of that at the moment..

shesshh and I thought varsity was over

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The paper base or form test (whatever you want to call it), has 61 questions that are all multiple choice.

In a form-based test you do not get to mark questions, so make sure it counts. It doesn't stop in the middle.

Be sure to study the material. You may want to try Exam Essentials. The questions look about the same. Know your printing and Zen.


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Hey are each of the questions worth the same marks?

It's quite cool that Novell publishes quite a bit of test info on the web.. and that their multi-choice.. not that hard to study for...

I mean seriously it isn't a hard exam, which is why I don't want to fail it... hence maximum study time!

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