Which statement about the MIL1 test distribution is true?

Which statement about the MIL1 test distribution is true?

• A. There are 40 scored questions and 20 unscored questions.
• B. There are 50 scored questions and 10 unscored questions.
• C. There are 60 scored questions and 0 unscored questions.
• D. There are 45 scored questions and 15 unscored questions.

Answer: (B)

MIL1 uses a mix of scored and unscored questions. The unscored items are included to test new questions and do not affect your score, while the scored items determine your result. The standard distribution is fifty questions that count toward the score and ten that do not, for a total of sixty questions. Since you can’t tell which questions are unscored, you should treat every question as potentially counted and answer all of them. The other distributions would imply different totals or all items count, which isn’t how MIL1 is set up.

MIL1 uses a mix of scored and unscored questions. The unscored items are included to test new questions and do not affect your score, while the scored items determine your result. The standard distribution is fifty questions that count toward the score and ten that do not, for a total of sixty questions. Since you can’t tell which questions are unscored, you should treat every question as potentially counted and answer all of them. The other distributions would imply different totals or all items count, which isn’t how MIL1 is set up.