Anyone make completely blind/random guesses?

[Johntxh]

Alright so this is how I analyze the situation…

50% (120 Questions) of the questions you are pretty sure you got it right…

For the remaining 50% assume that for 25% (60 questions) you know 1 answer that is not right… that increases the probability of getting the right answer to 50% …

and the remaining 25% (60 questions) you have totally no clue so you have a 1/3 chance of getting it right.

So based on my estimation for this exam scenario the expected result should be 70.8%

gawd… I hope I’m right… hahah

[Sunset]

@liuherms

I agree with so many of u here. I distinctly remember a question that’s pretty much equivalent to asking "What is the last name of Star Wars’ protagonist? Luke a) Skystalker b)Skywalker c) Starwalker.

It’s ridiculous to think I was preparing for questions that test critical thinking.

I choosed Skystalker

[da_mad_tiki]

me too !

[bostoncfa2014]

@Johntxh, I think you should account for the fact that the exam is designed to present incorrect answers as plausible to unprepared candidates in your last 25%. More realistic probability for these in my opinion is 25%. Based on this, 50 + 12.5 + 6.25 = 68.75 I am kicking myself for missing a few easy ones (3-5 come to mind) that probably should have been in the “know you got them right” category. Hoping it doesn’t come down to that margin!