CAASPP_Test_Site_Coordinator_Site_Training_24-25

Multiple Choice

What is the total testing time for ELA for grade levels 3-5?

• 2:00

• 2:45

• 3:00

• 1:45

Multiple Choice

What time must all materials be counted and bechecked out from the Testing Room?

• 7:15-7:30

• 8:00-8:15

• 9:00-9:15

• 10:00-10:15

Multiple Choice

Who is responsible for checking out materials every morning?

• Debbie or Kathy

• John or Mike

• Sarah or Emily

• Tom or Jerry

Multiple Choice

What is the eligibility criterion for an EL student to be exempt from the CAASPP ELA?

• Enrolled in a US school for less than 12 months

• Enrolled in a US school for more than 12 months

• Enrolled in a US school for exactly 12 months

• Enrolled in a US school for less than 6 months

Multiple Choice

What does it mean if a student's profile is highlighted in pink and ELA is crossed out?

• They must take the test

• They do not take the test

• They have failed the test

• They have passed the test

Multiple Choice

What is the requirement for scratch paper after use?

• It should be thrown away.

• It should be left on the desk.

• It should be collected and securely stored daily.

• It should be given to students.

Multiple Choice

What should be done with scratch paper for PT?

• It should be shredded immediately.

• It can be saved in your folder until the PT is completed.

• It should be left in the classroom.

• It should be given to another student.

Multiple Choice

What is one method of classroom management during testing mentioned in the document?

• Use of surveillance cameras

• Walk around and monitor

• Online monitoring

• Group discussions

Multiple Choice

What should students avoid using after completing a test according to the document?

• Smartphones

• Books

• Computer access, phones or smart watches

• Calculators

Multiple Choice

What should be done with ALL cell phones during testing?

• Turned off or put on airplane mode and put away

• Left on and used for notes

• Given to a friend

• Used to listen to music

Multiple Choice

What must be done with instructional materials during testing?

• Covered or removed

• Shared with others

• Highlighted for reference

• Placed on the desk

Multiple Choice

What is required for seating arrangements during testing?

• Students cannot see other computer screens

• Students sit in groups

• Students face each other

• Students sit in a circle

Multiple Choice

What should you do if you suspect a testing incident?

• Wait until the end of the day to report it.

• Notify Debbie wihtin 24 hours

• Ignore it if it's minor.

• Report it after a week.

Multiple Choice

What must test administrators do before approving students for testing?

• Select the "eye" icon to review students' assigned test settings

• Directly approve all students

• Ignore the test settings

• Approve students without checking

Multiple Choice

What should NOT be done if a student's test settings are incorrect?

• Approve the student for testing

• Review the test settings

• Contact the student

• Adjust the test settings

Multiple Choice

Which test has a 45-day availability period under the CAASPP expiration rules?

• Smarter Balanced PT

• Smarter Balanced CAT

• SAT

• GRE

Multiple Choice

Which test is listed under the 15-day availability in the CAASPP expiration rules?

• CAST

• CAA

• Smarter Balanced PT

• CSA

Multiple Choice

What is an example of idle activity?

• Selecting an answer

• Moving a mouse

• Typing on a keyboard

• Clicking a button

Multiple Choice

What action can prevent a timeout during a test?

• Moving a mouse

• Using a navigation option or mark an answer

• Closing the browser

• Turning off the monitor

Multiple Choice

What happens when a student logs back on after pausing a test for more than 20 minutes?

• The student starts from the beginning of the test.

• The student returns to the last page they interacted with.

• The student returns to the last page containing questions they have not yet interacted with.

• The student can choose any page to start from.

Multiple Choice

What happens when a student logs back on after a pause of 20 minutes or less?

• The student starts from the beginning.

• The student starts where they left off.

• The student cannot continue the assessment.

• The student must wait for approval to continue.