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The paragraph block inserts a page of content into the test without asking for an answer. Use it to give students context they'll need for the questions that follow: a source text, a data table, a graph, an image, or instructions for a new section.

When to use it

• Introducing a new section of the test ("The next five questions are about the text below").

• Providing source material: articles, case descriptions, datasets, diagrams, links.

• Splitting a long test into readable parts with context at the right moments.

Don't use a paragraph for the welcome or closing text of the test — the dedicated introduction and outro blocks handle those (and always appear in the right position).

How it works for students

The content is shown as a full page between questions. Students read it and move on; there is nothing to answer.