Assessment Navigation Flashcards
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A student wants to write temporary notes while working through a reading passage on Questar. Which built-in tool supports this?
Answer: Sticky Note or Notepad
The Sticky Note or Notepad tool lets students jot down thoughts and ideas without leaving the assessment interface.
During a Questar test, when does the on-screen timer typically begin counting down?
Answer: When the student starts a timed section after reading the directions
The countdown timer starts when the student officially begins the timed portion of a section, not before.
What should a student do if they finish all questions before time expires in a Questar section?
Answer: Review flagged or unanswered questions, then submit the section
Extra time is best used to review flagged items and unanswered questions before submitting the section.
Which Questar accessibility feature places a horizontal guide across the screen to help students track lines of text?
Answer: Line Reader / Line Guide
The Line Reader (or Line Guide) tool creates a moveable horizontal bar that isolates a single line of text for easier reading.
On a Questar technology-enhanced item asking a student to drag and drop labels, what happens if a label is dropped in the wrong zone?
Answer: The student can drag it to the correct zone or back to the answer bank at any time before submitting
Drag-and-drop responses remain editable until the student submits, allowing repositioning of labels as needed.
What information does a student need from their proctor to log in to a Questar test session?
Answer: A session access code or test ticket with login credentials
Students receive a session access code or printed test ticket from the proctor that contains the credentials needed to begin.
A Questar question displays a stimulus with multiple tabs (e.g., Tab 1: Passage, Tab 2: Data Table). How does a student switch between tabs?
Answer: By clicking the labeled tab at the top of the stimulus area
Clicking the named tab at the top of the stimulus area switches the displayed content without losing any entered answers.