Format question, multiple, included, choice, believe

malbec

This might be the dumbest question ever... but what is the format of this test?

Is it all multiple choice like Level I or are there some long answer format questions?

When I was doing Level I, I thought Level II included some long answer questions and I've seen some posts to confirm this. But Stella says it's all multiple choice and that's what I've come to believe it is?

tianxin

400 true/false questions

RepoToronto

Reggie Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> This might be the dumbest question ever... but
> what is the format of this test?
>
> Is it all multiple choice like Level I or are
> there some long answer format questions?
>
> When I was doing Level I, I thought Level II
> included some long answer questions and I've seen
> some posts to confirm this. But Stella says it's
> all multiple choice and that's what I've come to
> believe it is?

It's multiple choice -- (A) (B) (C)

brainsX

Thanks guys, I was 90% sure this is what is was, just needed some confirmation. Cheers

Otabek

The+1Guy Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> CPAbeatsCFA Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > smileygladhands Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > 400 true/false questions
> >
> > wait i thought it was 360 did they increase it
> > this year
>
>
> Wait I thought is was ... 120. My understanding is
> the AM exam has 10 item-sets, and the PM exam has
> 10 item-sets. 20 item-sets X 6 questions per
> item-set = 120 questions.
>
> Now a question for any level II re-takers. Is the
> general format for an item-set (and the 6
> accompanying questions) on the CFA exam similar to
> the EOC questions in the CFA material? The EOC
> questions are typically structured around a
> scenario followed by 6 questions - is this like
> the vingette we will get on the exam?

It will follow the same format. There were a few vignettes that had charts and exhibits so finding the required information wasn't difficult at all.

NO EXCUSES