How many chances before remediation is marked?

• A. No more than two consecutive attempts
• B. Three consecutive attempts
• C. Unlimited attempts
• D. One attempt

Answer: (A)

Remediation is triggered after a limited number of consecutive failed attempts, to ensure timely coaching and targeted improvement. Here, you’re allowed two consecutive attempts to demonstrate understanding; once those two in a row fail, remediation is marked. This cap keeps progress moving and highlights gaps that need focused work. Having three consecutive attempts would delay remediation and allow repeated errors to accumulate; unlimited attempts would undermine the purpose of structured remediation; only one attempt would be too restrictive and often doesn’t give enough opportunity to apply feedback.