Free PMP exam simulator questions

Rita Mulcahy book recommends that anyone appearing for the PMP or CAPM certification test, take atleast two full PMP simulation exams to get a feel of the exam environment. The book recommends that unless you get atleast 70% in the two simulation tests, you are not ready to take the actual exam. So here's a site I found that offers a three day free simulation of PMP exam questions http://free.pm-exam-simulator.com They also offer 110 free questions at http://www.free-pm-exam-questions.com.

The following PMP® exam sample question is taken from the Free PMP Exam Simulator 

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To calculate the total project cost, you use a technique that uses input values selected at random from probability distribution of possible cost. Which of the following options best describes this method?

A) Automated Schedule Development  
B) Monte Carlo Analysis  
C) Schedule Risk Analysis  
D) e-Pert

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Hint: This is a simulation technique.
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Answer and Explanation:

The Correct Answer is B. Monte Carlo analysis is a simulation technique. It uses computer models and estimates of risk usually expressed as a probability distribution of possible costs or durations at a detailed work level.

Free PMP exam prep questions

Free PMP exam prep questions

Preparing for the PMP exam, you should answer "tons of sample questions" in order to: gain routine with answering difficult questions review your current level of knowledge* find gaps that need to be filled compare your level of preparation with PMP exam requirements *: Score 75% or more in difficult questions and you are probably well prepared. See: www.oliverlehmann.com/pmp-self-test/75-free-questions.htm#providers_

1. 75 free sample questions as an online test with timer.
    
2. Links to over 3,000 free sample questions (PMI members: 4,000)
    
3. For download:
   
   • 175 more free sample questions (PDF 1.4 MB).
     Note: Questions and references are aligned with the 5th Edition
     of the PMBOK® Guide.
   • German language aid (PDF, 1 MB).
      
4. Further downloads:
• New test prep questions from time to time in the Google+ group “PMP® Preparation”.
• First chapter of my seminar handout (see for application, preparation and examination process)
• Templates for letters to formally ask for support of PMP credential qualification inside your organization.                                       
5. Free offerings for CAPM candidates:
   
   1. Find a collection of free sample questions developed by my colleague Herbert G. Gonder, PMP, and mehere.
   2. At https://sites.google.com/site/capmvirtualstudygroup, you will also find a virtual study group with further sample questions. You can develop and contribute own questions which can then be answered by other candidates, too.