A computer adaptive test is a type of test that, as the name
suggests, is completed on the computer. It differs from
traditional tests in several ways: - You can only see one
question at a time. There is no way to review the entire test
before beginning. - You must answer all questions as they
appear. In other words, you cannot skip a question and come back
to it later on. - Your final grade will be based on the number
of questions that you answered, whether the answers you provided
were correct, and the average difficulty level of the questions
that you answered. - The difficulty of the questions on a
computer adaptive test will depend on the answers that you
provide to each question. As a result, the questions on the exam
will get more difficult as you answer more questions correctly
and easier as you answer questions incorrectly. Test-taking
strategies that work for traditional paper based exams like
reading the entire test and returning to questions that you
aren't sure about do not apply to computer adap