Which of the following actions is NOT required when a person is found to have cheated during a knowledge test?

The correct choice highlights the action that is not mandated when a person is found to have cheated on a knowledge test. In general, while there are repercussions for cheating that can include a delay in retaking the test, potential loss of testing privileges, and the requirement for additional training, reporting the incident to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is not a stipulated requirement in the process.

Upon being found in violation for cheating, individuals might face a suspension or disqualification from future testing, and they may be subject to added education to ensure they have the necessary knowledge for safe aviation practices. However, the obligation to report to the NTSB does not align with established FAA policies regarding test integrity and cheating. Thus, this particular action does not fall within the consequences as defined by regulatory guidelines.