Contribute a question
The best practice questions come from people doing the work. Write an original scenario question — if it passes review, we publish it with your name on it.
The one hard rule: original questions only
Never submit anything you saw on a real exam— not reworded, not "from memory," not "something like it." Real exam content is covered by the NDA you accept when you sit the exam. Republishing it gets candidates decertified and prep sites taken down. Every submission is screened for recalled content and rejected if it resembles any.
What we want instead: a question you invented that tests whether someone can apply a concept — a realistic workplace scenario, one clearly best answer, three plausible-but-wrong alternatives.
What gets published
- Scenario, not trivia. "A team does X and hits Y — what's the best fix?" beats "which parameter does Z?"
- Distractors that teach. Wrong answers should be things a reasonable person would actually try.
- An explanation with a reason. Say why the right answer is right — that's the part learners keep.
- A source link. Docs, an Anthropic course, an engineering post — something a reader can verify.
Sat a real exam? Share the experience instead.
What you legitimately can share — and what future candidates most want — is the experience: which domains felt heaviest, how time pressure played out, the registration friction, how the question style differed from your expectations. No exam content, enormous value. Email it to us and we'll credit you in the exam guide.
By submitting you confirm the question is your own original work, not derived from real exam content, and you grant CruxLevel a licence to publish and edit it. Published questions carry your name (or "Anonymous" if you prefer).