Time Management Flashcards
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During a timed TestNav exam, you realize you have spent too long on a single difficult question. What is the best strategy?
Answer: Flag the question, move on, and return if time allows
Flagging and moving on preserves time for easier questions you can answer correctly.
Which TestNav feature helps you keep track of questions you want to revisit?
Answer: The flag/bookmark tool
The flag or bookmark tool in TestNav marks questions for later review.
If a TestNav exam has 42 questions and 70 minutes, approximately how many minutes should you spend per question?
Answer: About 1.7 minutes
70 ÷ 42 ≈ 1.67 minutes per question, keeping you on pace to finish.
What is the primary risk of answering questions in random order during a TestNav exam?
Answer: Losing track of answered and skipped questions
Jumping randomly can cause confusion about which questions have been completed.
When checking the TestNav on-screen timer, what is a good threshold for switching into 'review mode'?
Answer: When about 10–15% of time remains
Reserving the last 10–15% of time lets you revisit flagged questions without rushing.
Which approach best uses the time at the beginning of a TestNav exam?
Answer: Quickly scan all questions to estimate difficulty distribution
A quick scan reveals which sections are harder so you can allocate time appropriately.
A student finishes a TestNav exam with 12 minutes remaining and has flagged 5 questions. What should they do?
Answer: Review flagged questions first, then review any unanswered ones
Using remaining time to revisit flagged questions is the highest-value activity.