Invigilator Quiz

Looking at the list below, which are examples of candidate malpractice? There is more than one answer.

• Arriving late for an exam.

• Posting information about an exam's content on social media.

• Asking to go to the washroom.

• Bringing a phone into an exam.

• Missing a period of Full Centre Supervision.

Looking at the list below, what are examples of centre malpractice? There is more than one answer.

• Giving candidates the answer to the exam.

• Posting information about an exam's content on social media.

• Having 2 invigilators for 100 candidates.

• Accompanying candidates to the washroom if they need it.

Is Full Centre Supervision required in this scenario?

• Yes, for candidates taking both exams or the second exam only

• Yes, for all candidates

• No

During Full Centre Supervision, candidates can have access to their books and revision notes.

• True

• False

Where can you find the set of instructions to give candidates at the start and end of exams?

• In the 'What to say to candidates in an exam' document.

• There aren't any specific instructions.

• We can write our own.

Is Full Centre Supervision needed in this scenario?

• No

• Yes

Once the exam is over, you throw away all the empty question paper packets and pack up the unused exam materials to return to us. Is this correct?

• Yes

• No

Is Full Centre Supervision required in this scenario?

• Yes

• No

A group of candidates who have taken a practical test before another group of candidates do not have to be kept separate.

• False

• True

During an exam, you witness two candidates passing pieces of paper between them. You approach the candidates and tell them not to communicate with each other during the exam, take away the pieces of paper, and watch them closely for the rest of the exam. They do not communicate with each other any more during the exam. At the end of the exam you throw away the pieces of paper you took from them and forget about the incident. Is this correct?

• Yes

• No