Understanding Navigation and Input Functions

The video tutorial covers various tools and features within the Smarter Balanced assessments, focusing on math tests. It explains how to use the add and delete point tools on a coordinate plane, enter numeric answers using the keyboard or keypad, and navigate using arrow keys. The tutorial also discusses understanding keywords in matching questions, handling two-part questions, using the glossary for vocabulary, and adding tick marks. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of practicing with the training test to familiarize with new item types.

What is the primary purpose of the navigation bar in the Smarter Balanced assessments?

• To enter numeric answers

• To log in and access different sections

• To make tick marks on a number line

• To add points to a coordinate plane

How do you add a point to a coordinate plane using the Add Point tool?

• Click on the delete button

• Use the fraction key

• Press the number keys

• Click on the blue Add Point button and then on the coordinate plane

Which tool is used to delete a point on the coordinate plane?

• Add Point tool

• Fraction key

• Delete button

• Navigation bar

Which function allows you to remove the last entry made in the numeric answer section?

• Delete

• Undo

• Redo

• Backspace

What is the function of the arrow buttons when entering numeric answers?

• To enter fractions

• To add points

• To move the cursor

• To delete numbers

What is the first step to enter a fraction using the fraction key?

• Press the number keys

• Use the arrow buttons

• Click on the fraction button

• Enter the denominator

How can a student enter the denominator when using the fraction key?

• Click on the numerator

• Use the arrow buttons

• Press the number keys

• Click on the bottom part of the fraction

In a matching question, what does the keyword 'or' imply?

• All rows have the same answer

• No answer is required

• Each row may have multiple answers

• Each row has only one answer

What does the keyword 'all' imply in a matching question?

• Each row has only one answer

• There may be more than one correct answer in a row

• No answer is required

• All rows have the same answer

Where should Part A of a two-part question be entered?

• In the glossary

• In the first rectangle above the keypad

• In the second rectangle

• In the answer box