There are four types of questions in the futures qualification examination, which are single-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, judgment questions and comprehensive questions. The exam adopts closed-book and computer-based exams, and all the questions are objective multiple-choice questions.

(1) multiple choice questions

Multiple choice question is a common writing question. It is easy to determine the correct answer by understanding the basis of the content of the textbook and analyzing the knowledge points examined in writing.

(2) Multiple choice questions

The choice of multiple-choice questions involves a lot of assessment knowledge, which often requires candidates to choose more than two correct options from four options. The grading standards are strict, and none of them can be scored.

(3) True or False

This kind of questions are relatively easy to answer, and often only a single knowledge point is designed to let candidates correctly judge "right" or "wrong".

(4) Comprehensive questions

It is basically transformed from the previous indefinite multiple-choice questions. To solve this kind of problem, candidates should think from multiple angles, carefully examine the dry case, and seriously answer in combination with the relevant regulations involved.

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