Which of the following best describes the security measures used during ARE administration?

• A. Direct observation, audio and video recording, and forensic data analysis.
• B. Only ID checks.
• C. Measures are not specified.
• D. No monitoring of test-taking.

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that verifying who is taking the exam is the central security step. Before you sit for the test, you must confirm your identity, typically by presenting government-issued photo ID and having it matched to your registration. This prevents someone else from impersonating you and keeps the results valid.

Among the options, identity checks best describe the standard security safeguard for ARE administration because it focuses on the essential protective measure—ensuring the correct person is taking the exam. The other descriptions imply additional surveillance or complete absence of monitoring, which are not the primary or described security approach for ARE administration.