TestNav Testing Interface 3 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: How does a student access an exhibit or reference sheet provided during a TestNav assessment?
- By pressing Ctrl+E on the keyboard
- By clicking the Exhibit or Reference button in the toolbar (Correct answer)
- By navigating to the last page of the test
- By requesting it from the proctor through a chat feature
Correct 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.
Question 2: In TestNav, what does the progress bar or question counter at the top of the screen indicate?
- The student's current score estimate
- The current question number relative to the total number of questions (Correct answer)
- The amount of time spent on the current question
- The number of flagged questions remaining
Correct 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'.
Question 3: What should a student do in TestNav if an audio passage needs to be replayed?
- Refresh the browser to reload the audio file
- Click the play button associated with the audio player on that question (Correct answer)
- Ask the proctor to restart the audio from the admin console
- Navigate away and return to the question to trigger auto-play
Correct 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.
Question 4: Which of the following best describes the TestNav color contrast or color scheme accessibility option?
- It converts all images to grayscale permanently
- It allows students to switch to high-contrast or alternate color themes to reduce eye strain (Correct answer)
- It replaces colored charts with text descriptions
- It disables all background images across the test
Correct 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.
Question 5: In TestNav, what happens if a student tries to navigate away from the test by closing the browser window?
- The test auto-submits and scores immediately
- TestNav may display a warning or prevent the action to protect test integrity (Correct answer)
- All answers are deleted and the test resets
- The student receives a zero for all unanswered questions
Correct 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.
Question 6: What is the function of the 'Pointer' or arrow tool in TestNav?
- It draws arrows on the question image to annotate it
- It returns the cursor to standard selection mode after using another tool (Correct answer)
- It enables drag-and-drop answer placement
- It points to the correct answer for the student
Correct 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.
Question 7: Which statement accurately describes how TestNav handles a technology-enhanced item (TEI) such as a drag-and-drop question?
- TEIs are converted to multiple-choice for compatibility
- Students interact directly with on-screen elements using mouse or touch input (Correct answer)
- TEIs require a separate plugin installation before the test begins
- Drag-and-drop answers are entered via keyboard number codes only
Correct 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.
TestNav Testing Interface 3
How does a student access an exhibit or reference sheet provided during a TestNav assessment?