How many easy questions appear in the Matter exam?

The Matter exam mixes difficulty levels. Expect roughly 30 to 40 % of easy questions out of 60 to 100 total per session — practicing on questions filtered by difficulty is the best success indicator.

Should I start with easy Matter questions?

Depends on where you are: if you're starting prep, begin with easy questions and ramp up. If you're 2 weeks from the exam and haven't seen any discriminating items, jump straight to easy Matter questions to spot your gaps.

Matter · Easy level

easy Matter exam questions

Matter Knowledge mock exam questions selected at easy level. Ideal for warming up before the exam or revisiting the fundamentals.

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Easy level questions

Q01
Matter (formerly CHIP, Connected Home over IP) is a residential IoT interoperability standard maintained by the CSA (Connectivity Standards Alliance), letting a single device be controlled simultaneously by Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings.
TrueFalse
1. Architecture· Matter-Vision· Easy
Correct answer
True
Learning tip
Matter's founding characteristics are multi-ecosystem operation (one device exposed to multiple administrators in parallel), an open standard governance with the CSA plus Apple, Google, Amazon and Samsung as principal contributors, IP-only transport over Wi-Fi, Thread or Ethernet, and an open-source SDK hosted at github.com/project-chip. Spec 1.0 was published in October 2022 and the cadence has since reached 1.4 (October 2024). Matter standardises what Apple HomeKit, Google Home and Alexa historically did with separate proprietary protocols.
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Q02
Commissioning a Matter device is typically done by scanning a QR code (printed on the device or its packaging) with a smartphone app such as Apple Home, Google Home or Alexa; the QR carries the Setup PIN and Discriminator needed to authenticate the pairing.
TrueFalse
2. Commissioning· QR-Code· Easy
Correct answer
True
Learning tip
The Matter commissioning user experience follows a fixed sequence: the user scans the QR code, the app parses Setup PIN, Discriminator, Vendor ID and Product ID, the device advertises its commissioning mode over BLE or Wi-Fi/Thread, the app then establishes a secure PASE channel using the Setup PIN as the shared secret, and finally the commissioner pushes Wi-Fi or Thread credentials plus the operational certificate. If the QR code is unreadable, an 11-digit manual setup code carries the same information for typed entry.
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