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Platform Navigation Flashcards

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  1. What happens when you click the 'Bookmark' button on a TestNav question?

    Answer: It flags the question for review before final submission

    The Bookmark button flags a question so you can easily return to it during the review phase before submitting.

  2. Which TestNav tool allows students to eliminate answer choices they believe are incorrect?

    Answer: Answer Eliminator

    The Answer Eliminator tool lets students cross out options they've ruled out, helping narrow down the correct choice.

  3. How do you navigate to a specific question number in TestNav without scrolling through every question?

    Answer: Click the question number in the navigation panel or question list

    TestNav's navigation panel displays question numbers and allows direct navigation by clicking the desired question number.

  4. What does a yellow flag icon next to a question number in TestNav indicate?

    Answer: The question has been bookmarked for review

    A yellow flag icon indicates the student has bookmarked that question to review it before final submission.

  5. During a TestNav test, if a student's computer loses internet connection, what typically occurs?

    Answer: TestNav saves progress locally and reconnects when internet is restored

    TestNav is designed to save test responses locally so that progress is not lost during a temporary network interruption.

  6. Which of the following describes the purpose of the TestNav 'Scratchpad' or notepad feature?

    Answer: It provides an on-screen area for rough work that is not graded

    The scratchpad is a digital workspace for calculations or notes that are not submitted or scored.

  7. In TestNav, what is the function of the 'Zoom In' accessibility feature?

    Answer: It enlarges the text and images on screen for easier reading

    The Zoom In feature increases the size of on-screen content to support students who need larger text or images.