I’ve never sat the CC, so please take this with this disclaimer.
Please steer well clear of anything that looks like it might be a brain dump of stolen exam questions.
IMHO the way to pass an ISC2 exam is to learn the knowledge covered so that you see a term on the page and you recall its meaning, you can contextualise it in the menagerie of security items and you can explain why it exists and how it’s used. A binge on questions is an inefficient way of learning and especially where there are not many quality examples any should be kept for confirmation of knowledge, after a review seminar an Instructor will give you one exam - if you learned the content it’s more than enough, if you didn’t there’s no amount of questions you can cycle through that can save you.
CC does not have an official study guide - and in comparison to other certifications it’s kind of ‘out there’ before it’s ready, but it does have five domains that can map nicely to other certifications, so far better than spinning you wheels looking for loads of questions that probably don't exist, you can map the domains in CC to those of SSCP(or even CISSP), Security+(highly comparable though more advanced) in the study guide/test question books and sites that exist for those more mature certifications:
https://www.isc2.org/certifications/ccReinforcing my teaching point, I’d advise quality over quantity here, only use your tests at the end of solid study and it will do its job of confirming your knowledge without making you worry over not having ridiculous numbers of questions that might not yet exist for the CC, or worse still might have dodgy provenance and sucker you into accessing stolen questions in brain dumps.
