What should candidates do if they have questions about the test session?

What should candidates do if they have questions about the test session?

• A. Ask after the test ends
• B. Ask the Testing Coordinator/Proctor before the test starts
• C. Submit questions in writing to the proctor during breaks
• D. Wait until the next session to ask questions

Answer: (B)

When you have questions about the test session, ask the Testing Coordinator or proctor before the test starts. They’re the official person(s) responsible for explaining rules, procedures, allowed materials, timing, and accommodations. Getting clarification upfront helps you proceed correctly and prevents disruptions or misunderstandings during the session, which protects the integrity of the test for everyone. Waiting until after the test ends doesn’t help with how you participate, and requesting help during breaks may not be supported or could interrupt others. Waiting for the next session just delays resolution. Asking before you begin ensures you have the right guidance in place from the start.

When you have questions about the test session, ask the Testing Coordinator or proctor before the test starts. They’re the official person(s) responsible for explaining rules, procedures, allowed materials, timing, and accommodations. Getting clarification upfront helps you proceed correctly and prevents disruptions or misunderstandings during the session, which protects the integrity of the test for everyone.

Waiting until after the test ends doesn’t help with how you participate, and requesting help during breaks may not be supported or could interrupt others. Waiting for the next session just delays resolution. Asking before you begin ensures you have the right guidance in place from the start.