TestNav Access and Features

This video tutorial guides students through the TestNav app and website, focusing on how to access and navigate practice tests for English Language Arts (ELA) and mathematics. It explains the test format, question types, and strategies for answering questions effectively. The tutorial also highlights features of online test-taking, such as highlighting and answer elimination, and provides an overview of math practice tests.

What is the primary purpose of the TestNav app and website?

• To submit homework assignments

• To chat with classmates

• To prepare for standardized tests

• To play educational games

Where can students find the link to access the TestNav website?

• On the school website

• In Google Classroom

• On a social media page

• In their email

What should students do on test day to access the TestNav platform?

• Log in with a username and password

• Use a guest account

• Access it without logging in

• Create a new account

What is the first step after accessing the practice test section?

• Log out and log back in

• Contact the teacher for instructions

• Go to the tutorials section

• Start the test immediately

Which grade level should students select for the practice test?

• Grade 3

• Grade 4

• Grade 5

• Grade 6

What are the two subjects available for practice in the TestNav platform?

• English Language Arts and Mathematics

• Physical Education and Music

• Science and History

• Geography and Art

What is the focus of the ELA practice test?

• Grammar and punctuation

• Comprehension and evidence support

• Vocabulary building

• Creative writing

How many questions are in the first section of the ELA practice test?

• 5

• 8

• 15

• 11

What is the time limit for completing the first section of the ELA practice test?

• 60 minutes

• 120 minutes

• 75 minutes

• 90 minutes

What should students focus on when reading the prompt in the practice test?

• The length of the text

• The author's name

• The font style

• The action words