Official blueprint
The 220-1101 exam covers 5 domains. Each domain has a defined weight — the percentage of exam questions it contributes. Courseiva has 1,081 practice questions mapped across these objectives.
Click any objective to see practice questions for that domain.
Use this page to practise mobile devices questions. The A+ exam tests practical troubleshooting — connecting a symptom to the most likely cause and the safest fix without unnecessary data loss.
213 practice questions available
Networking is 20% of CompTIA A+ Core 1 220-1101, covering TCP/IP ports and protocols, IP addressing and subnetting, wireless and wired standards, network services, and troubleshooting tools. The exam tests this through scenario questions asking you to identify a port, choose a cable or wireless standard, configure a client, or diagnose connectivity with the right command.
215 practice questions available
Hardware is 25% of CompTIA A+ Core 1 220-1101, covering laptop components, mobile device ports and accessories, RAM types, storage (HDD, SSD, flash), motherboards, CPUs, power supplies, and multifunction printers. Questions present real-world scenarios asking you to identify connectors, select compatible parts, interpret POST beep codes, or troubleshoot print defects and overheating issues.
219 practice questions available
Domain 4 of CompTIA A+ Core 1 220-1101 covers cloud service and deployment models, client-side virtualization, and the resource requirements that make virtual machines work. The exam tests these through scenario questions: matching IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS to a business need, picking public, private, hybrid, or community clouds, and identifying CPU virtualization extensions, RAM, and storage needs for hosted VMs.
212 practice questions available
Use this page to practise hardware troubleshooting questions. A+ questions present symptoms and ask for the most likely cause — eliminate impossible causes first, then choose the most specific matching component.
222 practice questions available
Start with the highest-weight domain — that's where most of your exam questions will come from. Work through each objective's practice questions until you can answer at least 85% correctly. Return to lower-weight domains last, and use the full practice test to test cross-domain recall.