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Course quizzes

ridell74
Engager

Hi,

I am currently doing all the Splunk Advanced Power User videos, labs and quizzes.
I did them all before the quizzes were added and I thought I'd go through them again before signing up for another exam.
Call me stupid but I can't seem to get passed one of the quizzes. 15 questions and you only get the result when you are done. Ok, it is not many questions and all you have to do is to try again and hope for the best. The problem is that if you are unsure on a few questions but you happen to guess right you might think that you answered wrong and you change your answer next time around that will result in another fail.
Why not give the answers when you are done or at least tell us which question that was wrong so we can figure out the answer next time around.
The way it is now is not really helping as you get no clue what you have answered wrong. You can't learn from your mistakes as you don't know what mistakes you've made.

It is only a test quiz and not the real deal. Help us a little please.

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