Multiple choice questions: **60 questions, each with 0.5 points and ***30 points; Only one option meets the requirements of the topic, and you won't score if you don't choose it or choose it wrong.
Multiple choice questions: **40 questions, 65438+ 0 points for each small question, ***40 points; There are two or more options that meet the requirements of the topic, and you can't choose more, less or wrong.
True or false: **20 questions, 0.5 point for each small question, *** 10 point; If you don't choose, you won't score if you choose wrong.
Comprehensive questions: **20 questions, each question 1 point, ***20 points; Only one option meets the requirements of the topic, and you won't score if you don't choose it or choose it wrong.
The futures investment analysis exam only takes one subject of futures investment analysis, all of which are objective multiple-choice questions, with a full score of 100 and 60 as the passing line. After passing the examination results of Futures Investment Analysis, you can obtain the certificate of futures investment analysis examination.
The futures qualification examination is a computer examination, and the specific questions are as follows:
1. For each exam, randomly select a set of test questions from the official computer examination system according to the proportion of chapters to enter the formal examination mode;
2. Selection and confirmation will only be made in a very short time before the exam: when the candidates log in to the computer examination system with the admission ticket number and confirm that the candidates' information is correct, click the "Correct" button to enter the "Start Examination" interface, and the computer examination system will randomly select a group of questions to enter the formal examination mode.
3. The test papers in the same examination room have the same topic, but the topic order is different; The answer options of the same question are the same, but in different order. The correct answer is "automatically assigned" by the computer.
4. The questions in different time periods are completely different, and the questions in each exam are different papers with the same value.