Examiner & Proctor Training Fall SOLs 2025

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key responsibility of an examiner or proctor during standardized testing?

• Ensuring test security and integrity

• Providing answers to students

• Allowing use of unauthorized materials

• Ignoring testing protocols

Multiple Choice

What are the responsibilities of an examiner and a proctor in maintaining test security?

• Examiners maintain security; proctors do not

• Both must maintain the security of test materials

• Only proctors maintain security

• Neither is responsible for security

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about examiners and proctors is correct?

• One examiner is required for every 10 students.

• One proctor is required for every 10 students.

• Every room must have at least one examiner.

• Proctors are optional for all accommodations.

Multiple Select

Based on the information from the slides, which of the following are components of test security?

• Protecting test content

• Ensuring test scores are accurate and valid

• Allowing unauthorized access to test materials

• Protecting student responses

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are required to maintain test security?

• Test content must be stored securely.

• Test content can be left unattended if the room is locked.

• Only students need to sign a security agreement.

• Test content can be shared with unauthorized staff.

Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of maintaining the integrity of the testing environment when contacting the STC?

• To ensure fairness and accuracy during testing

• To make the process faster

• To avoid contacting the STC

• To allow students to skip questions

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a procedure for contacting the STC during testing?

• Know the procedure

• Ignore the integrity of the testing environment

• Stop and ask the STC for guidance

• Maintain the integrity of the testing environment

Multiple Choice

Which of the following topics must be discussed with students before testing begins?

• Electronic devices, unauthorized materials, and cheating

• Test results and grading policies

• Lunch schedules and breaks

• Classroom seating arrangements

Multiple Choice

What are some examples of unauthorized materials that should not be accessible during testing?

• Manipulatives, writing utensils, scratch paper

• Personal electronic devices, extra books,

• Snacks, water bottles, tissues

• Class notes, textbooks, calculators

Multiple Choice

According to the CPS School Board Policy, what must be done with personal communication devices during testing?

• They must be powered off, stored away, and not visible

• They can be kept on silent mode

• They can be used for emergencies only

• They must be handed to the teacher

Multiple Choice

If a personal electronic device is discovered before the live question during testing, what steps should be taken?

• Secure the device, allow the student to continue testing, notify the STC

• Confiscate the device and remove the student from the test

• Ignore the device and continue testing

• Allow the student to use the device for the remainder of the test

Multiple Choice

True or False: All academic material needs to be removed from the walls during growth testing.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Students may help pass out testing material.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Examiners and proctors must not touch a student's device.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Select all of the activities examiners and proctors should NOT do during testing:

• Reading

• Grading Papers

• Using electronic devices

• Monitoring Students

Multiple Choice

Should you communicate test related content through email or text?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

True or False: Struggling English Language Learners may be allowed to discontinue their test.

• True

• False

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