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rlane42

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High-stakes testing refers to tests ________.
 
  A. that are basically used for ranking and comparing students' performances with one another
  B. that are used to understand the learning capacity of students belonging to a particular race
  C. that students must pass to go on to the next grade level or graduate from high school
  D. that are conducted for students who require special education and extra attention
  E. that are usually meant to assess only students who have above-average intelligence

Question 2

Federalism is
 
  A) a political system in which sovereignty is wielded solely in a sub-national government.
   B) a political system in which governmental authority is wielded solely by a central or federal government.
   C) the division of power between different levels of government.
   D) the division of power between state and local governments.
   E) a political system in which the various levels create a voluntary association.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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