Cambridge EO Training Quiz-Primary & Lower Secondary

What is the primary role of an exams officer?

• To administer exams effectively and securely

• To grade student papers

• To manage school finances

• To teach students

Which phase involves submitting estimated entries?

• Phase 1

• Phase 2

• Phase 3

• Phase 4

Which phase involves making the exam timetable?

• Phase 1

• Phase 2

• Phase 3

• Phase 4

What must be kept in secure storage according to the guidelines?

• All exam papers

• All student grades

• All teacher evaluations

• All financial records

What is the Key Time scenario?

• A time when all candidates must be under supervision

• A time when candidates can leave the exam room

• A time when exams must start

• A time when results are released

What should be done if a candidate arrives late to an exam?

• Inform their parents

• Send them home

• Allow them to take the exam but note the time

• Deny them entry

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the exams officer?

• Administering exams

• Ensuring quality assurance

• Grading all student work

• Communicating with Cambridge

What is required for Full Centre Supervision?

• One supervisor for every 20 candidates

• Two supervisors for every 30 candidates

• One supervisor for every 30 candidates

• No supervision required

What should be done with unused exam materials after the exam?

• Directly share to subject teachers

• Keep them for 24 hours

• Return them to Cambridge immediately

• Use them for the next exam

What should be done if a candidate is suspected of malpractice?

• Notify their parents

• Confront the candidate

• Report it to the Head of Centre

• Ignore it