You can use Back to move backward through the test.

You can use Back to skip to the next question.

You can use Back to review your previous answers.

You can use Back to exit the test.

You can click a word or phrase that has a border around it (Pop-up) and helpful information will pop up.

A type of advertisement that appears on the screen while browsing the internet.

A feature that allows you to download files automatically.

A notification that appears at the bottom of the screen.

You can use Mark for Review to flag a question to review later. A flag will appear on the question number.

Mark for Review is a feature that allows you to skip questions without answering them.

Mark for Review is used to permanently delete a question from the quiz.

Mark for Review indicates that you have completed all questions.

You can use a basic calculator for simple arithmetic.

You can use a scientific calculator for advanced calculations.

You can use a graphing calculator for visualizing functions.

You can use a basic, scientific, or graphing Calculator, depending on the test.

You can use Notepad to take notes on each question.

Notepad is a programming language.

Notepad is used for graphic design.

Notepad is a web browser.

You can use Speak to listen to text in questions, answer choices, pop-ups, notepad, and rollovers being read aloud.

Speak is a tool for writing and editing text documents.

Speak allows you to translate text into different languages.

Speak is a feature that provides grammar and spell check.

You can use Help to remind you how to use the tools.

Help is a feature that provides technical support.

Help is a section for user feedback and suggestions.

Help is a tool for managing user accounts.

You can use Writing Tools in the Notepad or Sticky Notes to format the text you entered.

Writing Tools are only available in advanced text editors.

Writing Tools can only be used for spell checking.

Writing Tools are not available in any text applications.

You can use Graph/Draw to plot points and draw lines or freeform shapes with multiple colors during the test.

Graph/Draw is a tool for writing essays and paragraphs.

Graph/Draw allows you to create 3D models and animations.

Graph/Draw is used for text editing and formatting.

All responses are saved automatically.

Responses must be saved manually.

Responses are saved only if the user is logged in.

Responses are saved only once a day.

You can use Microphone to activate speech-to-text.

Microphones are used to amplify sound.

Microphones can only record audio, not convert it to text.

Microphones are primarily used for music production.

You can use Highlight Selection to mark important words or numbers.

Highlight Selection is used to delete text.

Reset Highlighting allows you to add new highlights.

Highlight Selection is a tool for changing font size.

You can use a Ruler to measure images on the screen.

A Ruler is used to draw straight lines only.

A Ruler is primarily used for cutting paper.

A Ruler is a tool for measuring temperature.

You can use Rollover to see a different version of the sentences in the test question.

Rollover is a technique to skip questions in a test.

Rollover allows you to change the test format.

Rollover is used to review previous answers.

You can use Sticky Notes to post reminders on the screen.

Sticky Notes are used for drawing and painting.

Sticky Notes can only be used for writing long essays.

Sticky Notes are primarily for organizing files.

You can use Line Reader to help you keep your place while reading.

Line Reader is a tool for editing text documents.

Line Reader helps you to summarize articles quickly.

Line Reader is a software for creating presentations.

You can use System Settings to change features of your test, such as the screen color.

System Settings allows you to adjust the volume of your device.

System Settings is used to manage your internet connection settings.

System Settings provides access to your device's storage information.

You can use American Sign Language to play a signed video of the text in questions and answer choices.

American Sign Language is primarily used for written communication.

American Sign Language is a spoken language used in the United States.

American Sign Language is only used by children.

A tool to look up the definitions of words.

A book of synonyms only.

A collection of idioms and phrases.

A guide to grammar rules.