Question

Which statement best supports the argument that computers improve test-taking experiences for students?

It is challenging to take multiple-choice tests on computers because students are unable to skip questions.
Students who are inexperienced typists are at a disadvantage, and their results may suffer.
In recent years, standardized testing has increased in an effort to measure student performance.
Typing a writing test allows students to create polished final products without worrying about their handwriting.

Answer 1

Typing a writing test allows students to create polished final products without worrying about their handwriting.

This directly supports that computers improve test-taking by removing handwriting constraints and enabling easier revision.