Viceroy

I found that the CFAI questions were clearer and more straightforward than most of the study provider questions (though ethics can be quite ambiguous sometimes).
There’s a reason for that…. creating good questions is tough, and requires considerable testing and effort. CFAI wants to be able to reuse questions in subsequent years, rather than have to come up with 240 entirely new questions every year, plus 3 (now 2) bogus responses for each that catch common errors. Most questions have to be phrased, developed, tested against control groups, and then put together.
Making it hard to talk about the questions in detail means they don’t have to redo all the questions at all the levels.
You can say it sucks, but there is a logic, and it isn’t completely irrational for them to do this.