exam doubt

sonicboy

I will be taking exam for the 1st time, so I'm not familiar with the style. My doubt is how will I be able to return to unanswered questions if I were to skip certain questions that I'm not sure of answering?

vex

You can mark the questions you are unsure of. There will be a checkbox labeled Mark Question. Before the exam ends you will be able to review all the questions you marked or left incomplete.

Hope this helps

Cheers and Good Luck

sonicboy

vex wrote:

You can mark the questions you are unsure of. There will be a checkbox labeled Mark Question. Before the exam ends you will be able to review all the questions you marked or left incomplete.

Hope this helps

Cheers and Good Luck

what happens if I accidentally end the exam without going back to review those questions?

Webmaster

If you didn't answer them, they will be marked incorrect.

sonicboy

Webmaster wrote:

If you didn't answer them, they will be marked incorrect.

any idea whats the button/function to click in order to review the undone questions? I do not wish to miss out a single one.

jkstech

when you finish there is a review button which allows you to review your marked questions

TURTLEGIRL

GOOD LUCK

JDMurray

Which certification exam are we talking about here? Some exams you can't go back and change your answers.

sonicboy

jkstech wrote:

when you finish there is a review button which allows you to review your marked questions

am I allowed to change answers that were previously answered?

sonicboy

jdmurray wrote:

Which certification exam are we talking about here? Some exams you can't go back and change your answers.

comptia and microsoft ones.

evanderburg

yes. You can change your answers on CompTIA and Microsoft tests.

sonicboy

evanderburg wrote:

yes. You can change your answers on CompTIA and Microsoft tests.

1. which button to change answers?

2. what exams can't change answers?

TeKniques

This thread is getting plain silly.

Sonicboy,

This is very simple to understand. There is a button near the bottom of the screen that says 'Previous Question' or something similar. Simply push that button to go backwards during the exam. Likewise there is a button that says 'Next Item' or something similar if you need to go forward again.

During the exam on every question there is a checkbox that says 'Mark item for review'. At the end of the exam you can 'Review all marked items'.

What everyone has already said is exactly how it is. If you ask another question regarding this I think I can say with a high probability that you should not take any certification exams, at least not in the English language.

sonicboy

TeKniques wrote:

This thread is getting plain silly.

Sonicboy,

This is very simple to understand. There is a button near the bottom of the screen that says 'Previous Question' or something similar. Simply push that button to go backwards during the exam. Likewise there is a button that says 'Next Item' or something similar if you need to go forward again.

During the exam on every question there is a checkbox that says 'Mark item for review'. At the end of the exam you can 'Review all marked items'.

What everyone has already said is exactly how it is. If you ask another question regarding this I think I can say with a high probability that you should not take any certification exams, at least not in the English language.

thanks for the info, I just want to get things clear before I go for my 1st exam, as I do not wish to make any stupid "human errors" that can cause me to take the same exam again.

TheShadow

Really there are many companies that offer practice exams that show the look and feel of the real thing. Microsoft even has samples on line of their test engine. If you have this great fear, then you should check the sites for a sample. Further, the beginning of most tests give you a 10 to 15 minute sample which will answer all the questions that you have asked. In your case you really want to make sure that you take the sample tests.

There should never be any human errors as you put it, as the tests are not made to be tricky on proceedural grounds.

crap I forgot my old pwd

there is a tutorial that you can take before the exam to show you how to do it.