Saad Benbouzid wrote:but please notice that it's confusing for us as candidates to sometimes have to take into consideration every exceptions (special cases) and not to tick an answer which sounds right for 99% of the cases, and sometimes to have to ignore those particular cases and still tick the answer... :/
It was absolutely not my intent to reprimand you. I just wanted to share my thoughts about the question (or answer) you had some doubts about. My apologies if my post came across a little bit strong.
I'm completely on your side: interpreting the (mock) exam questions can be hard and sometimes even confusing! Even for someone like me (who already took a few certification exams) it's sometimes hard to correctly assess a question and its answers. And there is also something like the "context of a question" which might add to the confusion and toughness, certainly for someone who never has taken a certification exam. You can find a nice discussion about the "context of a question"
here, it's definitely worth reading.
And there's also some (really) good news: on the actual exam, each question will inform you how many correct answers you must select. And that's really helpful to decide if you need to select an answer or not. (E.g. now you didn't select answer C, but if the question had mentioned "Select 4 correct answers", you'll probably would have selected C as well)
Hope it helps!
Kind regards,
Roel