Can I use headphones or earbuds?
Yes, you are allowed to use headphones or earbuds during your Casper test. They can help you focus and hear the video prompts more clearly.
Recommended: Wired headphones are best to avoid connection issues.
If using wireless (Bluetooth) headphones: Test them using the Practice Test in your Acuity Insights account. Also, fully charge them before test day to avoid disruptions.
Can I take notes during the test?
Yes, you can take notes. You are allowed to have:
Blank sheets of paper
A pen or pencil
A hardcopy (physical) dictionary
Important:
Pre-written notes are not allowed
Translation apps or language websites are not allowed, as they may alter the meaning of the exam content
You do not need to show your paper or surroundings to your webcam
Can I eat or drink during my test?
Yes, you can eat or drink during your Casper test. However, it’s best to stay focused, spend most of your time reading, typing, and watching the scenarios without distractions.
Which browser should I use for the Casper test?
Make sure to access the Acuity Insights website using an up-to-date version of Chrome or Firefox on your computer.
Do not use Safari, Microsoft Edge, or other browsers, as they are not fully supported.
You can download the latest version of Chrome or Firefox here.
Where can I read more about test rules?
Check out our full article on Casper Test Rules for more information on what’s permitted and what to avoid.
Quick FAQ - Support Materials
Quick FAQ - Support Materials
Q1: Can I write notes during my test?
Yes, but only on blank papers with a pen or pencil. Pre-written notes and translation tools are not allowed.
Q2: Can I use Bluetooth headphones?
Yes, but make sure they’re fully charged and tested beforehand, as wired ones are more reliable.
Q3: What browser should I use for Casper?
Only Chrome or Firefox (latest versions). Safari and Edge are not supported.