Welcome to the TOTAL: CompTIA A+ Certification (220-1001) Practice Tests. from Mike Meyers and Total Seminars.
Are you ready to pass the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1001) exam? Find out by testing yourself with this new offering on Udemy. Each of the 3 FULL practice tests in this set provide an entire exam’s worth of questions, enabling you to confirm your mastery of the topics and providing you with the confidence you’ll need to take your CompTIA A+ Certification Core 1 (220-1001) exam.
The tests in this set are timed, so you’ll know when you’re taking more time than the official test allows, and at the end of the test you’ll receive a personal breakdown of the questions you answered correctly and incorrectly to improve your knowledge and make you more prepared to pass the actual CompTIA exam.
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WHAT’S COVERED?
In this practice test set, we’ll cover all the topics included in A+ 2019 Core 1 exam objectives. The practice test questions are weighted like the exam.
Exam Domain 1.0 Mobile Devices – 14%
•Laptop hardware components
•Mobile device types (tables, smart phones, VR headsets, etc)
•Set up mobile devices (syncing and networking)
Exam Domain 2.0 Networking – 20%
•Networking hardware devices (routers, switches, firewalls, etc)
•Configure a basic SOHO network (wireless access points, IP addressing, IoT devices, etc)
•Networking configuration concepts (IPv4 vs. IPv6, DNS, VPNs, etc)
•Internet connections and network types (cable, DSL, Fiber, LANs, etc)
Exam Domain 3.0 Hardware – 27%
•Cables and connectors (USB, Ethernet, HDMI, Lightning, Thunderbolt, etc)
•Motherboards, CPUs, power supplies, RAM, hard drives and SSDs
•Peripherals (printers, monitors, keyboards, microphones, etc)
•Given a scenario, exploit local host vulnerabilities
•Summarize physical security attacks related to facilities
•Given a scenario, perform post-exploitation techniques
Exam Domain 4.0 Virtualization and Cloud Computing – 12%
•Cloud computing (IaaS, SaaS, PaaS, elasticity, on-demand cloud services, cloud file storage, etc)
•Client-side virtualization (virtual machines, emulators, hypervisors)
Exam Domain 5.0 Hardware and Network Troubleshooting – 27%
•Resolve problems with best practices and industry standards
•Troubleshoot RAM, motherboards, CPUs, power supplies, hard drives, display issues
•Troubleshoot mobile device issues, printers, wired/wireless networks
FEATURES & BENEFITS:
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3 FULL practice tests, 270 questions total
– More practice for studying
90-question, 85-minute exam, 4-hour time limit to take the exam, passing grade of 85%, domains weighted like the exam
– Practice like the real A+ Core 1 exam
Wrong answers linked to the domain they came from
– Targeted studying, don’t waste time studying for topics you already know
Pause or stop the exam whenever you like
– Practice on your own time, at your own pace
Detailed explanation of answer
– Better understanding of the content, also understand why the wrong answers are incorrect
Lifetime access
– Udemy’s courses all have lifetime access, so use this practice test to brush up on your CompTIA A+ skills whenever you like
Make sure you are ready to pass the CompTIA A+ Certification Core 1 (220-1001) exam by using these practice tests, written to mimic the kinds of questions you will see on the CompTIA exams.
