Course 1 Results and feed back

Questions
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Hi,

I’ve taken the Beginner quizz a couple of times, and achieved a 100% on the practical part however while reading as much documentation as I could I cannot pass the 77% score on the theoretical part.

While I totally understand that N8N will not provide direct answers to the quizz Is there a way to get an insight on what I should be continuing to learn to fix my mistakes ? Or is there a comprehensive doc that includes all the basic knowledge about N8N ?

FeedBack : One of the last questions on Mario and the false branch of the if statement answers can seam unclear for a non native speaker

My unique ID is : https://internal.users.n8n.cloud/webhook/course-level-1/verify?id=5d49360c25a3d70401f253a37d3b2245

By the way, thank you very much to all the people involved in the creation of the two courses, I’m already starting to create some workflows that help me on a day to day basis.

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Hi, I stumbled upon the same issues. To add some examples to this topic:

  • As a non native speaker, I had to google what “conditional routes” are, as the text course only says “output connectors” which apparently means the same?

Unclear test questions:

  • And it took me multiple attempts to even understand whether I had to use “and” or “or” in the “add a condition about Mario” part.
  • question 23 leads to more than 2 decimals, so in my first test, I rounded the number. Then in the second test, I did not round the number and filled in all other questions exactly the same as during the first attempt. Doesn’t seem to make a difference, but does leave one wondering whether this (non) rounded answer leads to failing the test.

Still, even with reading the text course multiple times and googling, I cannot get 80% on the theory. Could the test results please, as @Pbenneton already suggests, give some insights? At least which subjects you’ve got wrong, for example.

Finally managed to pass by literally changing 1 answer per test and doing the test a handful of times, to see for example whether or not the rounded number made a difference in my score…