What do I learn by rote when I solve (or view) exam-prep quizzes

I use frequently a Japanese learning site "ping-t.com" to prepare for information technology exams such as CCNA or LPIC.

I started the studies for these exams from almost zero knowledge. For example, for CCNA, I hardly knew about differences between IP address and MAC address. Using quizzes of the learning site helped me greatly to learn the knowledge required for the exams.

I owe greatly to the learning site the successes of the tests, especially to its selection of knowledge and its design of practice quizzes. There are two types of quizzes there, multiple choice quizzes and typing quizzes.

Also I have learned that rote learning can help me understand technology, when I don't mistake what to learn by rote. If I had learned by rote only the answers of multiple question, I wouldn't have passed the test. I learned tables of commands, options, and paths in the description for the questions which I can see after I answer and click the "check (correct answer) button". The number of the strings (commands, options, paths, parameters and so on) I memorize is certainly becoming power of understanding of the Technologies, showing high proficiency on tests, and performance of my workplace in the future.

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