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The type of test item preferred by most professional testers, because of its ability to measure
  both simple and complex skills, is the
 
  A) completion item. B) multiple-choice item.
  C) essay item. D) true-false item.

Question 2

If all the items on a test have high discrimination indexes, the test of necessity has a high
 
  A) concurrent validity. B) predictive validity.
  C) level of difficulty. D) internal consistency.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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