One disadvantage of using standardized achievement tests is that
A. procedures for their administration are strictly established and must be followed.
B. scoring procedures are ambiguous.
C. many tests assume that all students have been exposed to the content that has been tested.
D. many tests can't be used for screening and monitoring progress.
Question 2
Tests that are standardized
A. compare the results of individual students with others in their school.
B. compare the results of individual students with the performance of the students' age or grade peers.
C. provide a normative sample from a limited geographic region.
D. yield results which are subjective in their interpretation.
Select of Primary and Secondary Procedures
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