Question 71 · 683 in bank
A user receives a notification indicating the data plan on the user's corporate phone has reached its limit. The user has also noted the performance of the phone is abnormally slow. A technician discovers a third-party GPS application was installed on the phone. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause?
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Answer: B
Explanation
This individual doesn't seem to understand the grading scheme of the Comptia A+ exam. The grading scale goes up to 900 for full marks. There's only 70-90 questions per core tests (My Core 1 had 70). Don't tell me you honestly believe every correct answer is worth 10+ marks each? If that was the case, why didn't they just grade it from 0%-100% instead of an odd scale to 900? It works like this: The test questions have a "Most Correct" answer, a "semi-correct" answer, a "Mostly Wrong" and a "Completely Wrong" answer. I don't know the exact numbers, but a completely wrong answer would likely give you 0 pts. Mostly wrong would probably be around 3 pts, semi correct around half marks, and fully correct would grant full marks. (Don't quote me on this, I don't know the exact mechanics) My point is, just because you didn't get the question wrong, doesn't mean it was completely correct either.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — crazymonkeh