Assessment
20 questions across all 17 chapters. A different paper every time, with the options shuffled and the phrasing varied — so passing it means you can reason about a machine, not that you remember which answer was B.
Before you begin
20 questions drawn across all 17 chapters, from a pool of 88. Every chapter contributes before any chapter contributes twice, so the paper covers the whole curriculum rather than sampling it.
The draw is different every attempt, the options are shuffled, and where a question has alternative phrasings one is chosen at random. There is nothing here to memorize — which is the point, because the thing being tested is whether you can reason about a machine.