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Type of Questions

Eluder

Looks like I'll be writing my first MCSE exam on Tuesday and just wanted to know what the exam format is like in a sense.

Should I expect a lot of question with multiple answers, or is it mostly a single correct answer. Based on Transcenders I've seen that there are only a handful of questions that have multiple answers; is this what I should expect for the real one? Thanks.

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Comments

Webmaster

Transcenders questions are usually very similar to the real thing. In addition to regular multiple choice questions, you can also expect some drag and drop questions and hot spots where you need to target an option on a dialog box for example. Probably sounds more complicated than it actually is.

4SG

Do the question types include Select All That Apply and/or Select All That Apply (select 2). Or is this something that can not be discussed.

Webmaster

4SG wrote:

Do the question types include Select All That Apply and/or Select All That Apply (select 2).

Yes.. "both answer present a part of the solution" or something like that.

Eluder

Woah, target an option? Is it once you click it's done, or you have to click next and then your answer is 'finalized'? I hate those once you click it's done, cause you may have just misclicked.

Webmaster wrote:

Transcenders questions are usually very similar to the real thing. In addition to regular multiple choice questions, you can also expect some drag and drop questions and hot spots where you need to target an option on a dialog box for example. Probably sounds more complicated than it actually is.

lazyart

You may have diagrams and you have put the mouse on the correct picture and click it. If you can navigate the web you won't have a problem with it.