Question1 Once you enter the exam room, you are under examination conditions. What should you do before you enter the room? Select one or more alternatives Empty your pockets of all non-permitted materials Prepare your campus card for an ID check Turn off your phone and put it in your bag Put all non-permitted items in your bag What should you do after you enter the exam room but before you sit down at a desk? Select one or more alternatives Scan any handwritten notes to your device Print any permitted materials Put your bag to the side of the room or at the invigilator's designated spot Grab any permitted materials you brought and take them to your desk. What should you do once you are seated at your desk, before the exam begins? Select one or more alternatives Fill the attendance slip Open Inspera Integrity Browser on the device you will take the exam on Ask a friend for their notes Open Inspera in a web browser (e.g. Chrome) on the device you will take the exam on A student forgot to bring their campus card. Therefore, they will not be able to sit the exam. Select an alternative False True A student's phone goes off in the exam room before the exam starts. Therefore, they may be subject to an exam fine. Select an alternative True False ResetMaximum marks: 5 Flag question undefined

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Question1 Once you enter the exam room, you are under examination conditions. What should you do before you enter the room? Select one or more alternatives Empty your pockets of all non-permitted materials Prepare your campus card for an ID check Turn off your phone and put it in your bag Put all non-permitted items in your bag What should you do after you enter the exam room but before you sit down at a desk? Select one or more alternatives Scan any handwritten notes to your device Print any permitted materials Put your bag to the side of the room or at the invigilator's designated spot Grab any permitted materials you brought and take them to your desk. What should you do once you are seated at your desk, before the exam begins? Select one or more alternatives Fill the attendance slip Open Inspera Integrity Browser on the device you will take the exam on Ask a friend for their notes Open Inspera in a web browser (e.g. Chrome) on the device you will take the exam on A student forgot to bring their campus card. Therefore, they will not be able to sit the exam. Select an alternative False True A student's phone goes off in the exam room before the exam starts. Therefore, they may be subject to an exam fine. Select an alternative True False ResetMaximum marks: 5 Flag question undefined Select an alternative True False单项选择题

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BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

A student's phone going off in the exam room before the exam starts can indeed lead to an exam fine.

1. Relevant knowledge points and concepts
- Many institutions define that once a student enters the exam room they are "under examination conditions." This triggers requirements such as switching off mobile phones and removing non-permitted items.
- A phone ringing in the exam room is a disturbance and may also raise suspicion of academic misconduct (unauthorised access to materials or communication).
- Invigilation procedures commonly allow invigilators to impose sanctions (warnings, fines, or more serious penalties) when rules are breached.

2. Step-by-step reasoning
- Step 1: Student enters the exam room → examination conditions apply immediately.
- Step 2: Under those conditions, phones must be turned off and stored as directed (often in a bag or handed in).
- Step 3: If a phone is not switched off and it rings before the exam starts, that is a breach of the exam rules.
- Step 4: The invigilator follows institutional policy for breaches; policies typically permit fines or other disciplinary measures for disturbances or rule violations.

3. Intermediate steps / evidence
- The timing (“before the exam starts”) does not exempt the student, because the rule activates on entry.
- The ringing both disturbs others and evidences non-compliance with the rule requiring phones off; both are grounds for sanction under usual exam regulations.

4. Why the correct answer is correct
- The statement says the student may be subject to an exam fine; given the rule set described above, this is a plausible and standard consequence. The conditional wording “may be” is important: it allows for discretion but confirms a possible penalty.

5. Why the other option is incorrect
- Choosing False would claim there is no possibility of a fine. That contradicts standard exam policies where breaches (including phones ringing) can lead to fines or penalties.

6. Conclusion
- Therefore the correct choice is True, matching the provided answer.

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