Pass the exam by learning the judgment behind it.
This version is built for learning while practicing. Start from the 29 exam objectives you shared, understand each one through a visual flow, try a hands-on exercise, and then prove it with the preserved and expanded question bank.
Your best starting path for the next 7 days
1. Open the 7-Day Sprint. 2. Study the day’s exam objectives with the interactive diagrams. 3. Run the hands-on exercises. 4. Finish with question-bank practice. The old Learn, Hands-on, Flashcards, Twelve Laws, and simulator are all still here for deeper reinforcement.
The 29 objective cards are your primary certification map. These six domains remain as deeper learning chapters and practice filters. No objective grades are shown.
How to use this workbook
- Learn each domain's mental models first. Every technical concept now includes a diagram, a production-style example, and an exam connection before the domain's exam lens.
- Validate each learning topic in the Hands-on Lab using your Claude access. Then use the Wise AI Use labs to practice when to use AI, when not to use it, how to control context, how to verify answers, and how to choose the right model strength.
- Practice with instant feedback. Each question grades every option, not just yours, so a wrong answer still teaches the full decision.
- Simulate the exam: 40 questions, 60 minutes, no feedback until you submit. Review your domain breakdown and rework anything under the target line.
- Retain with the flashcards and the Twelve Laws the night before. If you can defend each law with an example, you are ready.
questions.json are already represented in this canonical bank; 0 questions are missing. One additional answer-key conflict was detected and reconciled in Bank Audit.
Nearly every exam answer is one of these laws wearing a scenario as a costume. If two options both sound reasonable, the one that follows a law is the credited answer.