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  1. Which TestNav accessibility feature allows a student to have on-screen text read aloud without uploading an external audio file?

    Answer: Text-to-Speech

    Text-to-Speech (TTS) in TestNav reads passage and item text aloud directly within the platform without requiring separate audio files.

  2. A student using a switch-access device needs to navigate TestNav without a mouse. Which feature supports this need?

    Answer: Keyboard Navigation

    TestNav supports full keyboard navigation so students who cannot use a mouse can tab through items and activate responses using the keyboard.

  3. When a proctor enables the Line Reader tool in TestNav, what does it display on the test screen?

    Answer: A movable horizontal bar that isolates one line of text at a time

    The Line Reader tool renders a movable horizontal mask so students can focus on one line of text at a time, reducing visual distraction.

  4. Which setting in TestNav allows students to increase the size of all on-screen content proportionally, including images?

    Answer: Zoom

    The Zoom tool scales the entire TestNav interface—text and images—proportionally, unlike Font Size which adjusts text only.

  5. A student with a visual impairment needs maximum contrast between text and background. Which TestNav tool should be activated?

    Answer: High Contrast Mode

    High Contrast Mode switches the display to a black-background, white-text (or similar high-contrast) scheme to maximize readability for visually impaired students.

  6. What happens to a student's place in a TestNav test if the accessibility tools panel is opened and closed mid-test?

    Answer: The student's position is preserved and no answers are lost

    Opening and closing the accessibility tools panel in TestNav is non-destructive; the student's responses and current position remain intact.

  7. In TestNav, which accessibility accommodation allows a student to see a color overlay tinted across the entire test screen to reduce visual stress?

    Answer: Color Overlay

    The Color Overlay tool applies a semi-transparent tint over the screen, which can reduce glare-related visual stress for some students.