Test Format
Test item formats used in this examination are:
Multiple-choice: Examinee selects one option that best answers the question or completes a statement.
Multiple-response: Examinee selects more than one option that best answers the question or completes a statement.
All the questions asked in the exam are scenario-based. There are three parts to each question: A scenario, a question, and the options.
A scenario describes a situation with a use case or a client requirement on a Drupal site.
Then a question is asked about the scenario or the problem.
Four or more options are given for possible solutions from which the candidate needs to select the correct answer or answers. Take a look at the sample question:
Scenario
You need to add an element inside of the <head>
element of your HTML.
Question Which template should you be editing?
Answer Choices
page.html.twig
node.html.twig
html.html.twig
region--head.html.twig
(Correct answer: #3)
After looking at the sample question, you may realize that the questions rely on application of Drupal concepts and knowledge rather than purely memorizing the facts, code, or syntax.
Reading through long lists of documentation or books is not sufficient for answering most questions. You need experience with a number of use cases, applications, common scenarios in a Drupal project. It will also help to have experience with support requests and issues to handle questions of this nature
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