Ambiguous "finally" question

[Rick O'Shay]

Q. If an exception is not caught finally is run and the rest of the method is skipped.

There are two interpretations of "not caught" so I would rephrase this as "If an exception is thrown and not caught" just to be clear. The other interpretation of "not caught" is not supplying a catch clause.

[Jim Yingst]

Agreed.

Was this from a particular mock exam somewhere?

[Stuart Gray]

Isn't finally always run, even if an exception is not thrown? This makes the question even less clear IMHO.