I have been studying the practice tests for the A+ certification from http://www.examcompass.com/index.php/comptia/a-plus-certification/free-a-plus-practice-tests.html:
I was wondering, assuming that I know 100% of these answers, how well should I expect to do on the test? I.e. would some/most/all of the questions be exactly the same or is it the general concepts?
I don't see how this:
would be helpful to know if it wasn't exact. There are many questions on these exams such as "what is the capacity of a floppy disk (ans: 1.44 MB although the technical correct answer is 1.4 according to miscrosoft).
My point and question is, since most of these questions are exact bits of data, it seems to me that it would be very hard to be well prepared for the test if it was full of concepts rather than exact bits of data in the form of questions.
If you know 100% of these 10 quizes (250 questions total), can you expect a 100 on the A+ certification exam? Can you expect to pass? Thanks.
I was wondering, assuming that I know 100% of these answers, how well should I expect to do on the test? I.e. would some/most/all of the questions be exactly the same or is it the general concepts?
I don't see how this:
would be helpful to know if it wasn't exact. There are many questions on these exams such as "what is the capacity of a floppy disk (ans: 1.44 MB although the technical correct answer is 1.4 according to miscrosoft).
My point and question is, since most of these questions are exact bits of data, it seems to me that it would be very hard to be well prepared for the test if it was full of concepts rather than exact bits of data in the form of questions.
If you know 100% of these 10 quizes (250 questions total), can you expect a 100 on the A+ certification exam? Can you expect to pass? Thanks.