The Final Weighted Exam is 90 minutes, 60 questions: single-answer multiple choice, multi-select, and exhibit questions built on simulator output. This chapter is the meta-game: time budget, when to flag, how to read an exhibit, and how to set yourself up beforehand.
90 minutes for 60 questions averages 1.5 minutes each — but the spread is wide. A plain recall question takes 20 seconds; an exhibit question where you have to read a routing table, a spanning-tree report, or an ACL and work out what the device will actually do can take two to four minutes. Budget for that: bank time on the quick ones so the exhibit items get the attention they need.
Flag any plain question you can't settle in about 90 seconds — the paper's average — and move on; give an exhibit item its two to four minutes, then flag it too. Every question is worth the same, and a hard exhibit item you eventually get right is worth exactly as much as an easy definition — but only if you left yourself the time to reach the easy ones.
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