# CCAR-F Practice Exam

60 new scenario-based items distributed by blueprint weight, timed like the real exam, with a score-interpretation table and answer key.

import PracticeExam from '../../../components/PracticeExam.astro';


## Instructions

- **60 items · 120 minutes.** Average 2 minutes per item; flag and return to hard ones.
- Scaled score 100–1000, **pass 720**. As a study proxy, aim for **≥ 80% raw** (≥ 48/60) consistently before booking.
- Items are **multiple-choice** (select one) and **multiple-response** (select two — the item states the count).
- No guessing penalty — answer every item.
- Each item is tagged **[Dn · Sm]** for its domain and source scenario. These are **new** items; the domain pages and scenarios page have others.

## Domain distribution (matches the blueprint)

| Domain | Weight | Items |
| --- | --- | --- |
| D1 · Agentic Architecture and Orchestration | 27% | 16 |
| D2 · Claude Code Configuration and Workflows | 20% | 12 |
| D3 · Prompt Engineering and Structured Output | 20% | 12 |
| D4 · Tool Design and MCP Integration | 18% | 11 |
| D5 · Context Management and Reliability | 15% | 9 |

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## Score interpretation

| Raw score (of 60) | Approx. band | Reading |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 54–60 (90–100%) | Well above pass | Exam-ready across all domains |
| 48–53 (80–88%) | Above pass | Ready; shore up any single weak domain |
| 43–47 (72–78%) | Around the line | Borderline; drill weakest domain before booking |
| 36–42 (60–70%) | Below pass | Not ready; revisit D1 and the anti-patterns |
| < 36 (< 60%) | Well below | Restudy the domain pages before re-attempting |

The real exam is scaled 100–1000 with a pass at 720; percent-correct is reported per domain. Treat ≥ 80% raw here as your go/no-go signal.

## Take the practice exam

Two ways to use the questions below: the **interactive mode** runs a timed sitting one question at a time and ends with your score, a per-domain breakdown and a full correction; the **review mode** underneath lists every question with its options one per line and the answer hidden until you ask for it.

<PracticeExam exam="ccar-f" />