PLSql practice exams, tests, help!

Hello,
Does anyone have practice questions for 1Z0-147 and 1Z0-101 PLSQL test (OCP) ? If you have, can you send me it to the following e-mail: [email protected] !
Any help would be great!
thank you,
Zeljko

Hi,
I am Namrta presently working as a Application Support Engineer on the pl/sql based application. I am very interested in Certification in pl/sql. Plz help me about sample test in pl/sql from oracle

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