ccna 200-301 by todd lammle

ccna 200-301 by todd lammle. On multiple choice questions, select a few options and click Next, again to see how the user interface responds.. On drag-and-drop questions, drag the answer to the obvious answer area first, then drag it back to its original position. (This may be done if you change your mind while answering questions on the actual test.)On the simulation topic, first just make sure that you can log in to the command line interface (CLI) on one of the routers. To do this step, you need to click the PC icon on the PC connected to the router console. The console cable is shown as a dashed line and the network cable is a solid line.. Still on the Simulation (sim) topic, look at the top, side, and scrolling areas of the Terminal Emulator window.sim) topic, make sure you can switch between the Topology window and the Terminal Simulator window by clicking Show Topology and Hide Topology.On a testlet topic, answer a multiple-choice question, then continue to the second question and answer it, then return to the first question to confirm that it is in the testlet and that you can switch between topics.Still on the testlet topic, check the pop-up window that Cisco uses as a prompt window to ask if you want to continue. In fact, the testlets may allow you to give a small number of answers and then continue. Once you click Continue testlet, you cannot return to modify the answer to any question.442 Chapter 22 Final Sprint22.1.2 Consider the balance of time budget and number of questions On the day of the test, control the speed at which you answer the questions. If you are too slow, you will not have time to complete all the questions. Too much speed can also cause problems because you may not be able to read the questions for the sake of speed. So, it is important to know if you are going at the right speed and if you can complete all the questions comfortably. The test's user interface displays some useful information, a countdown timer and a question counter. The question counter will show you the number of the question you are answering and the total number of questions you have to answer in the exam.