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# Running Your First Mock Test

This section will guide you through running your first mock test for the CKA, CKS, CKAD, EKS, or LFCS.

## Prerequisites

Before running your first mock test, ensure you have completed the Setup Your Environment steps. This includes setting up the Docker container, cloning the repository, and configuring the S3 bucket.

Mock tests simulate real exam conditions and help you practice effectively. Follow the instructions below to run a mock test for your desired certification.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Remember to do the same for other mock tests, for instance you can run:**  

* `TASK=01 make run_`<mark style="color:yellow;">`cka`</mark>`_mock` for CKA mock tests.
* `TASK=01 make run_`<mark style="color:yellow;">`ckad`</mark>`_mock for CKAD mock tests.`

`etc...`
{% endhint %}

## For single environment

#### Move to the root directory of the project and run the following command:

```bash
TASK=01 make run_cks_mock
```

## For multiple users or multiple environments

#### Move to the root directory of the project and run the following command:

```bash
USER_ID='user1' ENV_ID='01' TASK=01 make run_cks_mock
```

## Delete Your Scenario

### For single environment

#### Move to the root directory of the project and run the following command:

```bash
TASK=01 make delete_cks_mock
```

### For multiple users or multiple environments

#### Move to the root directory of the project and run the following command:

```bash
USER_ID='user1' ENV_ID='01' TASK=01 make delete_cks_mock
```