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Security and Integrity Flashcards

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  1. A student notices that the TestNav application has frozen mid-exam. What is the CORRECT first step?

    Answer: Raise your hand and notify the proctor immediately

    Students must always notify the proctor first so the issue can be documented and resolved according to testing protocol.

  2. Which of the following actions would be considered a security breach during a TestNav session?

    Answer: Opening a second browser tab to look up an answer

    Opening any unauthorized application or browser tab violates test security by potentially providing access to outside information.

  3. Why must students NOT share their TestNav login credentials with classmates?

    Answer: Each student's responses are tied to their unique ID, and sharing invalidates score integrity

    Test scores must be linked to the individual student; sharing credentials can cause responses to be attributed to the wrong person.

  4. What should a proctor do if TestNav records that a student's session was interrupted by a network loss?

    Answer: Allow the student to resume from the last saved response after reconnection is confirmed

    TestNav automatically saves responses, so students can resume from where they left off once connectivity is restored.

  5. Which behavior is an example of maintaining exam integrity in a TestNav environment?

    Answer: Covering your screen so no one else can view your responses

    Covering your screen prevents others from seeing your responses, which upholds the security of both your work and the test content.

  6. Under what circumstance is a proctor authorized to view a student's TestNav screen?

    Answer: Only when a technical issue is reported by the student

    Proctors may view screens to resolve reported technical problems, but should not monitor content for any other reason during active testing.

  7. What is the purpose of the TestNav 'seal' feature on certain answer sections?

    Answer: To restrict navigation into a new section until the previous one is complete

    Section seals enforce test structure by preventing students from moving forward until they have completed and locked the current section.