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How to create a test using the Test Wizard

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  1. From TG’s main window, click the Test Wizard button (image\test_wizard_button.gif) to open the Test Wizard window.

  2. Type in a test name (< 20 chars), and a description (optional).

  3. Click Next.

  4. If you have not previously created a class, choose/highlight the Sample Class or cancel Test Wizard, return to the main window, create a class and repeat Step 1. If you choose the Sample Class, click Next.

  5. The next window contains two columns. The left pane contains a list of all the banks and the right column is empty. Select/highlight a bank in the left column and click the Add button to include that item in the right pane. Repeat the process, adding as many Question Banks as you wish. Note: If the selected bank is empty you receive a "The Question Bank selected does not contain any questions." Message. Click Next.

  6. The next window displays a table listing the selected Question Banks and, under the Questions column, the number of available questions in each bank. The objective is to specify a subset of questions for each bank. For example, if the number of available questions for Subject 1 is 100, type a number less than or equal to 100 in the Select column. Test Wizard randomly selects (and adds) the number of questions you specified from that Question Bank.

    Note
    : You must specify a number for at least one of the Question Banks before you can move forward – TG assumes if you selected the Question Bank in the first place, you intended to add questions from that Question Bank into your test.

    Once you've selected a number for each Question Bank, click Next.

  7. A "Finished!" prompt appears, indicating you have successfully created a test. Click Finish.

A notice appears with a congratulatory note asking  whether or not you want to edit your test now. If you select Yes, TG opens your test for your review/editing. If you select No, the wizard closes and returns to the main menu. You can open your newly created test whenever you wish.

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