What is contained in a failing score report?

• A. A list of the candidate's personal data.
• B. Only the pass/fail status.
• C. Full question text for all items.
• D. Feedback on performance identifying areas of relative strength and weakness.

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that a failing score report is meant to guide your improvement by showing how you performed across different areas, highlighting where you’re strong and where you’re weak. This targeted performance feedback helps you plan your study for the retake, focusing on the topics or domains that need the most work. It isn’t about listing every question or just giving a pass/fail flag, and it isn’t primarily a repository of personal data. By seeing your strengths and weaknesses clearly, you can focus your exam prep efficiently and increase your chances on the next attempt.