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  1. What does 'score portability' mean in the context of a CBT certification exam?

    Answer: Recognition of a passing score by multiple employers, states, or jurisdictions

    Score portability means a credential earned via CBT is accepted across different employers, states, or countries without requiring retesting.

  2. Which type of reliability refers to the consistency of CBT scores across different versions of the same exam?

    Answer: Parallel forms reliability

    Parallel forms reliability measures how consistently different exam versions assess the same construct, which is critical when multiple CBT forms are in circulation.

  3. In CBT terminology, what is a 'simulation item'?

    Answer: An interactive task that replicates a real-world job scenario within the exam interface

    Simulation items embed realistic workplace environments (e.g., a virtual network console) within the exam to test applied skills beyond rote memorization.

  4. Which policy prevents a CBT candidate from retaking an exam immediately after failing?

    Answer: Retake waiting period (retake policy)

    A retake policy enforces a mandatory waiting period between exam attempts to discourage item harvesting and give candidates time to study.

  5. What is the function of the 'tutored' or 'instructional' feedback mode available in some CBT practice platforms?

    Answer: It displays the correct answer and an explanation immediately after each question is answered

    Tutored mode provides instant correct-answer feedback and explanations after each item, helping candidates learn from mistakes in real time.

  6. Why might a testing organization use 'shadow scoring' during a CBT transition from paper-based testing?

    Answer: To run both old and new scoring systems simultaneously to verify comparable results before fully switching

    Shadow scoring runs the legacy and new scoring engines in parallel so organizations can confirm the new CBT system produces equivalent results before retiring the old one.

  7. Which of the following best describes 'content blueprint' in CBT exam development?

    Answer: A document that specifies how many items each topic area must contribute to the exam

    A content blueprint (also called a test plan or table of specifications) defines the proportion of exam questions that must cover each domain or objective.