10 questions in the style of the IFPUG Certified Function Point Specialist exam, with their answer options. They are 10 of the 34 in the pool the mock draws from; answers and explanations come back when you sit it, and every question is marked against its domain so you can see where you stand.
1. Two teams build the same specification, one in Java and one in Python. How do the function point counts compare? What is being measured
2. Function points measure the quality of the software. What is being measured
3. Why does the boundary have to be settled before counting? What is being measured
4. Your application reads a currency rate table that a different system updates nightly. What is it? Data functions
5. One EIF in your count can be an ILF in someone else's count of their own system. Data functions
6. What is a RET? Data functions
7. What is an average-complexity ILF worth in unadjusted function points? Data functions
8. A screen that lists orders exactly as stored, with no calculation, is which type? Transactional functions
9. What distinguishes an EO from an EQ? Transactional functions
10. A transaction reads two files and updates a third. How many FTRs? Transactional functions
The mock marks every answer on submit, explains it and breaks the result down by domain. It draws its questions in the published domain weights, and passes at 90% — IFPUG requires 90% overall and at least 80% in each section. This mock checks the overall figure only.
Not ready yet? The Function points course covers the same domains in short lessons, each with its own questions.
Exam facts are taken from the official page: ifpug.org. Questions here are written for practice and are not from the real exam.