1. C
Students should notify the proctor immediately if TestNav freezes so the issue can be documented and properly resolved.

2. C
If “Exit Test” is clicked, the student must inform the proctor rather than trying to log in alone, to avoid losing answers.

3. D
Minor distractions (like noises outside) are not a valid reason to pause a TestNav exam. Emergencies or illness are valid.

4. B
When server errors occur, refreshing the connection and notifying the proctor is the correct response.

5. B
Only the embedded calculator tool in TestNav may be used if permitted. External devices/software are not allowed.

6. A
TestNav disables clipboard features to prevent copy-paste during secure exams.

7. D
Accommodations do not alter scoring metrics; they affect timing, breaks, or display.

8. B
If a student mistakenly submits instead of flagging, they must inform the proctor for documentation.

9. C
A missing image or graph should be reported to the proctor so it can be refreshed or fixed.

10. C
Proctors must enforce the no-materials policy and monitor for unauthorized aids.

11. D
Disabling full-screen mode can interfere with TestNav’s secure browser requirements.

12. B
Biometric verification is not required for TestNav. Login, internet, and device specs are required.

13. B
Students should contact the proctor or support when login credentials fail, not create or use another account.

14. B
TestNav autosaves answers frequently; students should trust autosave but remain attentive.

15. A
Best time management is to skip hard questions and return later, preventing wasted time.

16. A
If a session ends due to emergency, TestNav auto-submits all open tests for security.

17. B
Using unauthorized reference materials is a violation of the honor code.

18. B
Proctors must document suspected cheating and follow official procedures, not act alone.

19. A
The pause function halts both the test and the timer, preserving remaining time.

20. A
Discussing test items after the exam is a serious breach of security rules.

21. A
Vision-impaired students may increase font size or use zoom tools if accommodations are approved.

22. C
For audio issues, notify the proctor immediately and check device/audio settings.

23. A
High latency or packet loss disrupts TestNav performance more than normal internet speed.

24. C
The “flag for review” feature lets students return to questions before submission.

25. B
Extended time accommodations are automatically enforced by the TestNav system.

26. C
If screen flickers, students should capture the issue and report it immediately.

27. C
Trying to access other applications during the exam is prohibited.

28. A
Successful submission is confirmed by seeing the “Test submitted” message.

29. B
TestNav requires devices to support multimedia playback with correct codecs.

30. B
Proctors must monitor and follow procedural checklists to ensure fairness.

31. C
If the browser closes, the student should notify the proctor for proper reentry.

32. B
TestNav encrypts exam data in transit and at rest, ensuring privacy.

33. C
Voice recognition to answer questions is not a valid TestNav accessibility feature.