TestNav Time Management 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: During a timed TestNav exam, you realize you have spent too long on a single difficult question. What is the best strategy?
- Flag the question, move on, and return if time allows (Correct answer)
- Stay on the question until you find the answer
- Skip all remaining questions to finish early
- Ask the proctor for extra time
Correct answer: Flag the question, move on, and return if time allows
Flagging and moving on preserves time for easier questions you can answer correctly.
Question 2: Which TestNav feature helps you keep track of questions you want to revisit?
- The flag/bookmark tool (Correct answer)
- The zoom tool
- The calculator tool
- The text-to-speech tool
Correct answer: The flag/bookmark tool
The flag or bookmark tool in TestNav marks questions for later review.
Question 3: If a TestNav exam has 42 questions and 70 minutes, approximately how many minutes should you spend per question?
- About 1.7 minutes (Correct answer)
- About 2.5 minutes
- About 3.5 minutes
- About 5 minutes
Correct answer: About 1.7 minutes
70 ÷ 42 ≈ 1.67 minutes per question, keeping you on pace to finish.
Question 4: What is the primary risk of answering questions in random order during a TestNav exam?
- Losing track of answered and skipped questions (Correct answer)
- Running out of answer choices
- Causing the software to freeze
- Losing points for unanswered questions
Correct answer: Losing track of answered and skipped questions
Jumping randomly can cause confusion about which questions have been completed.
Question 5: When checking the TestNav on-screen timer, what is a good threshold for switching into 'review mode'?
- When about 10–15% of time remains (Correct answer)
- When exactly half the time is gone
- When only 1 minute remains
- When all questions are answered first
Correct answer: When about 10–15% of time remains
Reserving the last 10–15% of time lets you revisit flagged questions without rushing.
Question 6: Which approach best uses the time at the beginning of a TestNav exam?
- Quickly scan all questions to estimate difficulty distribution (Correct answer)
- Begin answering every question immediately from the first
- Read the exam instructions again in full
- Flag all questions before answering any
Correct answer: Quickly scan all questions to estimate difficulty distribution
A quick scan reveals which sections are harder so you can allocate time appropriately.
Question 7: A student finishes a TestNav exam with 12 minutes remaining and has flagged 5 questions. What should they do?
- Review flagged questions first, then review any unanswered ones (Correct answer)
- Submit immediately since they finished early
- Change all uncertain answers to their first instinct
- Skip the review and rest until time is called
Correct answer: Review flagged questions first, then review any unanswered ones
Using remaining time to revisit flagged questions is the highest-value activity.
TestNav Time Management 2
During a timed TestNav exam, you realize you have spent too long on a single difficult question.
What is the best strategy?