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Free CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) Practice Quiz

200 original exam-style questions written by Marius Poskus, a working CISO, not scraped from a brain dump. Twenty questions per round, weighted to the real SY0-701 domain split. Single and multiple answer. Every question is explained: why the correct answer is correct, and why the one you picked was wrong. Free, no signup.

What the quiz covers

How it is scored

Twenty questions per attempt, drawn at random and weighted by domain so each round mirrors the real exam. Multiple-answer questions are scored all or nothing, the way CompTIA scores them. The pass mark is 83%, which maps to the 750/900 scaled pass on the live SY0-701 exam. Retake as often as you like — you get a fresh twenty every time, and a full review of every answer at the end.

Why every answer is explained

A score with a red X teaches you nothing. Half of SY0-701 is knowing why the plausible wrong answer is wrong. Each question here carries two explanations: one for the correct option, one covering the distractors. Three difficulty tiers are mixed in — half core concept questions, a quarter scenario-based, and a quarter applied questions that need you to read a firewall rule, a packet capture or a risk calculation rather than recall a definition.

Frequently asked

Is the Security+ practice quiz really free?

Yes. No signup, no card, no trial. You can leave your email at the end if you want your score and a follow-up, but nothing is gated behind it.

Are these the real CompTIA exam questions?

No. Every question is original and written against the published SY0-701 objectives. Copying live exam content is a copyright violation and it does not help you pass.

What score means I am ready for SY0-701?

Consistently above 83% across several fresh rounds, not one lucky run. If one domain keeps dragging you down, that is the one to study next.

How are multiple-answer questions scored?

All or nothing, the way CompTIA scores them. Selecting three of four correct options scores zero for that question.

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