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Why a timer

The questions are not hard to look up. They are hard to answer quickly, which is the difference between knowing a platform and searching it. The clock on each question is the time it takes to read it plus a few seconds to think, so copying it into an AI tool and reading the reply does not fit.

What it covers

Catalogue and variations, account health, EU tax and product safety, fees and unit economics, advertising maths, brand protection, experiments and cross-border selling. The very hard questions are the ones where the obvious answer is wrong: review sharing, MAP, before/after tests and margin after VAT.

How it is scored

Medium questions are worth 3 points, hard 5 and very hard 8. A correct answer earns between 75% and 100% of its points depending on how fast it came; a wrong or empty answer earns nothing. The total is scaled to 100.

Five attempts and a certificate you can verify

The bank holds 100 questions: 40 medium, 40 hard and 20 very hard. Each attempt deals 20 you have not seen, so five attempts cover the whole bank without a repeat, and five is the limit per visitor.

The questions are served and timed by the server, and the answer key never reaches the browser. At the end you can issue a certificate with your name. Its QR code opens a verification page that checks the result’s signature, so a changed score or name shows as not verified.

Every answer was checked against Amazon’s own documentation in November 2026. Rules change: if one has, tell me and I will update it.