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  1. How does a student access an exhibit or reference sheet provided during a TestNav assessment?

    Answer: By clicking the Exhibit or Reference button in the toolbar

    If an exhibit or reference material is available, a dedicated button appears in the TestNav toolbar for the student to open it.

  2. In TestNav, what does the progress bar or question counter at the top of the screen indicate?

    Answer: The current question number relative to the total number of questions

    The question counter shows the student's position in the test, such as 'Question 5 of 40'.

  3. What should a student do in TestNav if an audio passage needs to be replayed?

    Answer: Click the play button associated with the audio player on that question

    TestNav includes an audio player with playback controls so students can replay audio content as needed.

  4. Which of the following best describes the TestNav color contrast or color scheme accessibility option?

    Answer: It allows students to switch to high-contrast or alternate color themes to reduce eye strain

    TestNav offers color contrast settings so students with visual needs can choose themes that are easier to read.

  5. In TestNav, what happens if a student tries to navigate away from the test by closing the browser window?

    Answer: TestNav may display a warning or prevent the action to protect test integrity

    TestNav is designed to prevent accidental exits and may lock the testing environment or display a warning to preserve test security.

  6. What is the function of the 'Pointer' or arrow tool in TestNav?

    Answer: It returns the cursor to standard selection mode after using another tool

    The Pointer tool resets the cursor to its default selection state after a student has used a specialized tool like the highlighter.

  7. Which statement accurately describes how TestNav handles a technology-enhanced item (TEI) such as a drag-and-drop question?

    Answer: Students interact directly with on-screen elements using mouse or touch input

    TestNav natively supports TEIs, allowing students to drag items, click hotspots, and interact with on-screen content using standard input methods.