What did some AIA chapters do to support remote testing?

• A. Quiet space, guaranteed internet, working camera, and a proctor who won’t require you to remove framed photos.
• B. Home-only testing.
• C. Randomly changing exam times.
• D. New computers and software across the board.

Answer: (A)

Providing a controlled testing environment is essential for remote exams. Some AIA chapters offered a quiet testing space with guaranteed internet, a working camera, and a proctor who wouldn’t require you to remove framed photos. This setup directly addresses the practical barriers of remote testing—distractions, connectivity issues, and the need for supervision—while also keeping personal items like framed photos allowed, which can reduce stress and mirror familiar surroundings. The other options miss the core idea: home-only testing shifts responsibility to the test-taker, randomly changing exam times disrupts fairness, and simply providing new computers and software doesn’t establish the necessary monitored, stable environment that remote testing requires.