My opinion of them is that they only confuse
the issue. I counted over 15 questions on the CIT-Pre exam that either had no
correct answers listed or had wrong answers; I even took the test OPEN-BOOK to
try to get through it. There is a very good reason that these questions are not
on the real exam (badly-worded questions, no correct choices, nebulous
questions, badly-worded answers, questions so detailed and obscure that they
require a Cisco white paper or field notice to answer, etc.), and no one
has made any attempt to improve them. What is amazing about some of them is that
they are direct mis-quotes from some of the Cisco-Press books, and some were
paraphrased incorrectly and unintentionally changed the meaning. It is my
belief that these questions were not written by Cisco but rather some hired
third-party who didn't understand the material they were asking about (let's
hope that this is the case, or else they are a real embarrassment to Cisco!). I
had to inform Cisco that the CIT-8/28 exam wasn't even showing the gifs (they
have since fixed that at least). Don't use this resourse to make a decision on
whether you are ready for the real exam, just use it as a reference to make sure
that you have covered the material. The real exam has a few nebulous questions,
but not to the extent that the assessment exams do.
Regards,
MLC
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