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Matching and tables
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Where you'll use it in the test
Syllabus area: Command words.
Question types it can appear in
- Matching or table: Match it to its description, example or category.
How to use it
How to approach it
Technique from the syllabus and marking guidelines
Tick or match each statement to the right column (for example ORM v SQL, SAST v DAST).
Pattern: 2025 Q9 (ORM and SQL) and Q13 (SAST and DAST).
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Tick or match each statement to the right column (for example ORM v SQL, SAST v DAST).
Example: 2025 Q9 (ORM and SQL) and Q13 (SAST and DAST).
Could be tested as: Matching or table.