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  1. Which TestNav feature lets a student highlight a passage segment in yellow, blue, or pink directly on the test screen?

    Answer: Highlighter Tool

    TestNav's Highlighter Tool allows students to select and color-code text in multiple colors to mark important information during reading.

  2. A student is approved for extended time but is taking a timed section in TestNav. Where can the proctor verify remaining time for that student?

    Answer: The ProctorCache or TestNav Proctor dashboard

    Proctors monitor individual student timers and status through the ProctorCache interface or the TestNav Proctor dashboard, not through the student-facing accessibility panel.

  3. Which keyboard shortcut does TestNav use to open the Accessibility Tools menu on most platforms?

    Answer: Ctrl+Shift+A

    TestNav commonly maps Ctrl+Shift+A to open the Accessibility Tools menu, allowing quick access without navigating on-screen menus.

  4. What is the primary purpose of the TestNav Masking tool?

    Answer: To block out portions of the screen so the student can focus on one area

    The Masking tool lets a student drag a darkened panel to cover parts of the screen, helping reduce distraction by focusing attention on one area.

  5. A student needs to type a short note to themselves during a TestNav reading passage. Which tool enables this?

    Answer: Sticky Note

    The Sticky Note tool allows students to type their own short notes anywhere on the test screen as a digital scratch space.

  6. If a student using TTS in TestNav selects only a single word before activating playback, what will the system read aloud?

    Answer: Only the selected word

    TestNav's TTS engine reads back exactly what the student has selected—even a single word—giving granular control over what is spoken.

  7. Which accessibility accommodation in TestNav enlarges answer-choice bubbles and interactive elements for students with fine-motor difficulties?

    Answer: Enlarged Clickable Areas / Zoom

    Using the Zoom feature in TestNav proportionally enlarges all interactive elements including answer-choice bubbles, making them easier to click for students with fine-motor challenges.