The terms & conditions (Autodesk) in the exam won't let you do that. I think, you are not supposed to discuss the test Autodesk Certification questions here.

Tue, at 10:22:56 PM | Revit Exam questions. Sorry this isn't an answer to your question, I'm just making the point to not stress out about these tests. The only question that i have ever got wrong was an instance where the solution did not match any of the possible answers. honestly having to pay for them is not worth it, it doesnt really mean much. I've gone through the cert tests a few times. Tue, at 10:19:17 PM | Revit Exam questions. So which would have been the correct answer? But the text book only speaks of rooms (not spaces - as I realized after when I got home after the exam).

I put in 'space' since it is not necessarily a room since a room can be divided into 2 spaces. The terminology was often where I made mistakes, because I did not grasp the nuance of the words.Another question I remember was - When you do a color fill legend, and there were four choices - one of them was level, another was room, another was space, and the fourth I don't remember. I got confused by that one- with a stacked wall, do you change the type (parameters) to change the material of one of the walls? Or do you change the structure of one walls within that stacked wall?In other words, what would have been the correct answer in terms of terminology. Furthermore, one of them asked if you change the structure of the stacked wall, and the other question was if you change the structure of the relevant wall type. However I do remember one of the questions was that in order to change the material in a stacked wall, there were 4 choicesOne of them did NOT make sense but the other three asked if you change the structure of the wall or change the wall type. They do NOT tell you what your questions/answers were. I had a Revit Architecture 2012 Certificate Exam - and I failed it by 1 question. Tue, at 9:44:53 PM | Revit Exam questions.

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