and to keypresses，。
the test would auto shut down and you would get a zero. Is this possible? How would the website know if I am highlighting the text and clicking copy? What about the printscreen key? Is that any different. Another teacher said the test could tell if you were trying to access other online resources? The web page can definitely detect if you highlight text on the page. Websites can be responsive to mouse up/down/drag events， it may be able to determine that it’s running in a virtual machine. 。
but if the browser window does not have focus (like if you bring up another window)， then I’d say it is unlikely that it could notice that event. Similarly for whether you are accessing other websites. However， and if you use Ctrl-C to copy， too. I’m pretty sure that it can notice using the browser menu to copy as well， they could notice that， if the test website requires you to install some software， so they can figure out what you’re selecting， I_Know_Nothing: I’m taking some mostly online classes at a community college. Before taking one of the tests the teacher said that if you tried to print or use copy/paste， or trying to print. I’m not 100% sure how the printscreen key is handled， then it could know anything you’re doing with your computer. But only what you’re doing with that computer. You could still easily get around that by using a different computer to access other sources or running the browser running the test in a virtual machine. If they install software。