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READ CAREFULLY!

We are looking for talented specialists who have at excellent knowledge in the following skill test area:-

Microsoft Silverlight 1.0 & 2.0

The task is to write 30 questions that relate only to versions 1.0 and 2.0 of SilverLight architecture. Here are the characteristics of this test:-

- 5 Multiple Choice Answers for each question
- Strength must be medium difficulty (put in 3 easy ones per theme)

The 4 themes are:
1) Overall Architucture (8 questions)
2) XAML & JavaScript Handling (6 Questions)
3) DOM & XML Loading (6 questions)
4) Content Programming (10 questions)

Each theme has 3 minimum multi-select questions and the rest in each theme is Single-Select questions.

The Multi-Select questions are where there are several correct answers. The sentence “Tick all that apply” must be at the end of the question text only for these questions.

Try to identify good and challenging questions. Make sure there is no ambiguity in the questioning.

No silly questions like file extensions or “where things are on menus” etc as they will be rejected by reviewers.

Feel free to use online resources or a bible to build your line of questioning. Do NOT use WikiPedia.

Bear in mind that the Test Taker will have approximately 40 seconds to read and answer each question. Each question must be realistically answerable within this time frame by a SilverLight professional.

Test compilation is done online and a link will be provided. This is an easier task than you think. We are interested in applications from all over the world with very strong WebLogic skills. Writing 35 questions from good reference material can take only a few hours.

Remember, whatever you bid, the price to pay for this compile job is fixed at US$200. I can only accept authors at this rate. There should be a reviewer job for this compile one on this site. For obvious reasons, the compiler and reviewer cannot be the same coder.

Are you good enough to throw your hat in the ring today?

Kind regards.

Daniel Small MIAP
Technical Services
Skillprover Online®



Additional information submitted:

05/03/2008 at 4:15 EDT:
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