CISSP Ready Gauge?

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Hey hey,
As everyone studies and passes/fails the CISSP exam ahead of me, I wonder what was used to gauge your exam readiness. Were you using CCCure.org's questions to measure it? Other sources? I'm preparing for the exam and score a consistent 80% on the CCCure site. I'm using 100 question tests on Pro with the time turned on.
Does anyone know what they were scoring before they passed the exam and if I'm close to ready? I'm sure there's a pattern or trend somewhere.
As everyone studies and passes/fails the CISSP exam ahead of me, I wonder what was used to gauge your exam readiness. Were you using CCCure.org's questions to measure it? Other sources? I'm preparing for the exam and score a consistent 80% on the CCCure site. I'm using 100 question tests on Pro with the time turned on.
Does anyone know what they were scoring before they passed the exam and if I'm close to ready? I'm sure there's a pattern or trend somewhere.
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A fire erupts from one of the servers in a secure area, and your colleague is burning and thrashing violently. What do you do?
a) Wait for the dry-pipe water supression system to kick in and extinguish the server and the burning man.
b) Immediately grab the nearest fire extinguisher rated for class-B fires and provide aid to your colleague. Call for immediate help.
c) Expeditiously flee the area and close the door behind you for the positive pressure Halon gas system to remove the oxygen in the room thus putting out the fire(s).
d) Calmly contact executive management for approval to extinguish the fire, or request a fire fighting technician via the service desk. Meanwhile ensure all secure/classified information stays away from the fire and the raving, burning man.
***ANSWER***
(ISC)2 answer: D.
Holy moly. There's no way I'm going to pass this exam if I get many of those questions. ISC2 drills employee safety first and then drops in something like this? Ok, I'm confused now.
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Nah-- just making a joke that it seems like the correct answer to any question is "Management approval".
Any answer that favors human life and safety above all else is probably the correct way to go.
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JD,
You have now put my mind back into it's correct mode. I knew I was right lol.
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jeeez.. tough crowd.
Let me be reprhase it then. If you get a question on the exam that contains the phrases "Management's approval" or "Management's discretion" in the answer, there is greater than 75% chance that is the correct answer.
Now I see. That's a bit of info I can use lol. I knew you were joking anyways. How's Saudi?
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