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Am Sat, 8. April 2006 00:27 schrieb Daniel Carrera:
> > Not exactly.
> > To say it once again, tests like LPI exams don't examine skills thei only
> > examine if someone is able to learn a bunch of answers to given
> > questions.
>
> That would only be true if the LPI exam has the same set of questions
> every time. I'm sure this is not the case. If each exam is different,
> they they constitute a representative sample of knowledge points which
> give you an idea of the testee's skill. This is the same thing that any
> exam ever invented does.

It don't matter if they are using the same questions again and again or not.

There still are examinations which have a much bigger number of questions and 
which change their questions more frequently than LPI does. But you will find 
a lot of braindump sites which offer the latest questions and answers. It 
lasts not longer than some hours to see new questions appearing on this 
sites.

If the demand for a test becomes big enough there are a lot of such sites 
offering the latest questions and answers. As we say in germnany Demand 
determines supply (Nachfrage bestimmt das Angebot).

Due to the fact that Ubuntu's market is growing rapidly there will be a big 
chance that we will see for (not only Ubuntu)-LPI exams what we have seen for 
other exams in the past. 

regards,
Thomas