What happens if you attempt to remove examination questions from the test center?

• A. It is considered misconduct and can lead to a warning.
• B. It is considered misconduct and can lead to cancellation of examination results.
• C. It will have no consequences.
• D. It can be discussed with the proctor.

Answer: (B)

Maintaining exam security is essential; attempting to remove test questions is a serious misconduct because it directly compromises the fairness and integrity of the test. When content integrity is breached, the testing organization typically cancels the examination results to prevent any unfair advantage or leakage from affecting other candidates. This action may also lead to further investigations or restrictions on future testing. The proctor enforces these rules, and the policy is designed to deter and address any attempt to remove material.

Other options don’t fit because removing questions isn’t treated as a minor issue or something negotiable with the proctor; the consequences are designed to protect the exam’s validity, culminating in cancellation of results rather than a mere warning or no consequence.