CBT CBT Technology and Interface 3

Question 1

Why are CBT questions often presented one at a time rather than in groups?

Accepted Answer

To focus attention and prevent distraction from other questions

Answer

Presenting one question at a time minimizes distraction and ensures test-takers focus fully on each individual question.

Question 2

What does 'remote proctoring' mean in the context of online CBT exams?

Accepted Answer

An online exam monitored by a proctor via webcam and screen sharing

Answer

Remote proctoring uses webcam feeds and screen monitoring software to supervise test-takers taking CBTs from home.

Question 3

Which browser setting is commonly required before taking an online CBT exam?

Accepted Answer

Disabling pop-up blockers and enabling cookies

Answer

Online CBT platforms require cookies and may need pop-ups enabled to function correctly during the exam session.

Question 4

What is a 'secure browser' used in many CBT environments?

Accepted Answer

A locked-down browser that prevents access to other applications during testing

Answer

Secure browsers lock test-takers out of other applications and websites, preventing cheating during online CBT exams.

Question 5

What happens to your CBT exam session if your internet connection drops temporarily?

Accepted Answer

Most platforms save progress and allow reconnection within a time window

Answer

Most online CBT platforms include session recovery features that save responses and allow test-takers to reconnect without losing progress.

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