ACT Testing Environment & Facility Requirements Flashcards
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What is the minimum required room temperature range for ACT testing rooms in the US?
Answer: 68–76°F
ACT guidelines require testing rooms to be maintained between 68°F and 76°F to ensure student comfort and performance.
How far apart must student workstations be positioned during ACT testing to prevent prohibited collaboration?
Answer: At least 4 feet
ACT requires workstations to be at least 4 feet apart (measured from center to center) to prevent students from viewing each other's work.
Which of the following must be removed or covered in an ACT testing room?
Answer: Educational displays and posters
All educational displays, maps, charts, and posters that could give students an advantage must be removed or covered during ACT testing.
What is the maximum number of students that may be supervised by a single ACT room supervisor during standard testing?
Answer: 30
ACT policy allows a maximum of 30 students per room supervisor during standard national test administrations.
Which lighting condition is required in an ACT testing room?
Answer: Adequate lighting sufficient for reading and writing
ACT requires adequate lighting sufficient for comfortable reading and writing throughout the testing period.
What must be placed at each student's workspace before an ACT test begins?
Answer: Test materials as specified in the coordinator manual
Only the test materials specified in the ACT coordinator manual may be pre-placed at student workspaces before testing begins.