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  1. What is the purpose of the TestNav 'Line Reader' or 'Mask' accessibility tool?

    Answer: To block out portions of the screen so the student can focus on one line at a time

    The Line Reader or Mask tool covers parts of the screen to help students with focus or reading difficulties concentrate on a single line.

  2. When TestNav displays a 'Connection Lost' message, what should a student do first?

    Answer: Wait briefly for TestNav to reconnect automatically, then notify the proctor if it persists

    TestNav attempts to reconnect automatically; students should wait a moment and alert the proctor if the connection does not restore.

  3. In TestNav, which statement about the highlighting tool is accurate?

    Answer: Students can highlight passages for personal reference, but highlights are not scored

    The highlight tool is a reading aid for the student only; highlighted content has no effect on scoring.

  4. A proctor tells students to 'seal' their test. What does this mean in TestNav?

    Answer: Students must pause at a section break and cannot proceed without a new seal code

    TestNav seal codes are used at section breaks to control when students may advance to the next portion of the test.

  5. Which device type is NOT typically supported for running the full TestNav secure testing application?

    Answer: Basic feature phone without a native app store

    TestNav supports Windows, Mac, iOS, Chrome OS, and Android devices, but basic feature phones without app store access cannot run the TestNav app.

  6. What should a student do if a TestNav question contains a broken image or missing media?

    Answer: Raise their hand or notify the proctor so technical support can be contacted

    Students should alert the proctor when technical issues arise; proctors can then contact support or note the problem for score adjustment.

  7. In TestNav, how is a 'hot text' item typically completed by a student?

    Answer: The student clicks on specific words or phrases in a passage to select them as the answer

    Hot text items require students to click on designated words or phrases within a passage to identify them as their response.