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Originally posted by Daniel Pariser:
One side notice to the ePractice exam takers: There were a lot of questions with 2 or 3 choices in the real exam as opposed to mostly questions with one answer in the trial exam. So that was kind of misleading to me and I was really p***d in the exam because even the topics about let's say the most simple pattern like the singleton had 2 answers among 6, where at least 1 invalid answer was very close to being valid (so you must really carefully read even the obvious).
Rodrigo Cunha<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCEA5(I)
Originally posted by Rodrigo Cunha:
First of all, congratulations for getting such a great score!
About the epractice level of questions, did you find the exam questions more difficult than the epractice? Or would it be about the same? (regardless of the number of choices issue)
thks
Originally posted by Daniel Pariser:
Hmm, good question. As said, the practice question had mostly only one valid answer and this was in many cases the only feasible answer. You could very easily guess the correct answer once you familiarized with the asking style. This was not the case in the real exam. In the real exam, most questions had more than one answer, which made this a lot harder. The 2 minutes per question is hardly enough time to read and fully understand the question.
That said and looking back I think the epractice was a good place to familiarize with the style of the questions in order to not be shocked in the real exam.
Thanks
Rodrigo Cunha<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCEA5(I)
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