The CISSP certification exam contains over 10,000 questions that are categorized into 4 types: multiple choice questions make up 84% of the exam; scenario questions are also multiple choice but involve multiple questions based on a scenario and make up 11% of the exam; drag-and-drop questions require dragging correct answers to a question and account for 3% of the exam; hot-spot questions involve clicking on diagrams to choose right answers and are 2% of the exam.
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CISSP Certification - Types of Exam Questions
The CISSP certification exam contains over 10,000 questions that are categorized into 4 types: multiple choice questions make up 84% of the exam; scenario questions are also multiple choice but involve multiple questions based on a scenario and make up 11% of the exam; drag-and-drop questions require dragging correct answers to a question and account for 3% of the exam; hot-spot questions involve clicking on diagrams to choose right answers and are 2% of the exam.
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CISSP certification
Questions and answers
TYPES OF EXAM QUESTIONS:
The exam question pool is huge, some say it is over 10,000
individual questions.
The exam has 4 types of questions:
Multiple choice questions: 1 question and 4 answers, these are ~84% of the questions. Scenario questions: Also multiple choice 1 question and 4 answers, but several questions based on the same scenario, these are ~11% of the questions.
Drag-and-Drop questions: You get 1 question and drag-and-
drop the correct answers, more than one answer can be right. These are ~3% of the questions. Which of these are used in symmetric encryption?
Hot-Spot questions: Click on a diagram to indicate the right
answer. These are ~2% of the questions.
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