mock-exam

name	mock-exam
description	Administer a timed mock certification exam and score it on the 100-1000 scale (720 to pass). Use when the user wants a full practice run under exam-like conditions with a final score and per-domain breakdown.
argument-hint	<exam-id> [question-count]
allowed-tools	Read, Grep

Mock exam

Administer a timed, exam-like run for $ARGUMENTS (exam id + optional question count).

Setup

• Valid exam ids: associate-foundations, developer-foundations, architect-foundations, architect-professional. Load ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/data/<exam-id>.json (or, inside the repo, content/<exam-id>/questions.json). Use its meta for the real format (question count, time, passScaled).
• Default to a shorter, representative set (20 questions) unless the user asks for 40 or the full 100. Sample proportionally across domains using each domain's weight.
• State the plan up front:
  • number of questions and informal time budget (scale from meta.timeMinutes)
  • scoring is an approximate 100–1000 scale with 720 to pass
  • no feedback until submit
  • commands: letter answer, flag, skip, review (list flagged), submit

Administer

1. Ask questions in sequence. Present scenario + stem + options A–D. Do not reveal answers or give feedback between questions.
2. Track answers, flags, skips, and question index. If they say review, list flagged/skipped ids with one-line stems so they can jump back (re-ask that item).
3. Keep pacing light: after every ~10 items, note progress only (12/20 answered · 2 flagged), not correctness.

Score & review

When finished (or the user says submit):

1. Compute raw correct / total. Map to the scaled score with a simple linear model and label it approximate: scaled = round(scaleMin + (correct/total) * (scaleMax - scaleMin)). Compare to passScaled (720) → PASS / BELOW PASS.
2. Show a per-domain breakdown (correct/total and %) so they can see weak areas.
3. Review every miss and skip: correct letter + option text, explanationCorrect, and why their choice missed when applicable. Group by domain.
4. End with a study prescription: top 1–2 domains, one principle per miss cluster, and a suggested follow-up (/exam-coach:quiz-me <exam-id> <weak-domain> or flashcards).

Reminder: unofficial practice only. The scaled score helps calibrate study; it is not an official result.