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  1. Which of the following best describes the TestNav 'Review' screen?

    Answer: A pre-submission summary showing answered, unanswered, and bookmarked questions

    The Review screen is a pre-submission summary that shows the status of every question—answered, unanswered, or bookmarked—allowing focused review.

  2. What does it mean if a question's navigation indicator in TestNav appears as an empty circle or outline?

    Answer: The question has not yet been answered

    An empty or outline indicator in the navigation panel means the student has not yet selected or entered an answer for that question.

  3. A student using TestNav notices the countdown timer is red. What does this typically signal?

    Answer: Time is running low and the session is about to expire

    The timer turns red in TestNav to alert students that very little time remains, prompting them to finalize their answers quickly.

  4. Which of the following is NOT a standard accessibility tool available in TestNav?

    Answer: Live Proctor Chat

    TestNav does not include a live proctor chat tool; proctors are present in the room, and the platform's tools are focused on test-taking aids.

  5. How does TestNav handle a student's answer if the student selects one option and then selects a different option for the same multiple-choice question?

    Answer: The most recent selection replaces the previous answer

    In TestNav, selecting a new answer simply replaces the previous selection; only the most recently chosen option is recorded.

  6. In a TestNav session managed by a proctor, which action requires proctor authorization rather than being student-initiated?

    Answer: Resuming a test after it has been paused or exited unexpectedly

    Resuming an unexpectedly exited or paused test requires proctor action in the administrative system to unlock the session for the student.

  7. What is the primary reason TestNav requires students to use a dedicated secure browser or application rather than a standard browser?

    Answer: The secure environment prevents access to other applications, websites, or testing aids during the exam

    The TestNav secure browser locks down the testing environment to ensure test integrity by blocking access to other programs and websites.