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Bernana

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The answer to an item in a classroom test should be one that is
 
  A. plausible under specific circumstances.
   B. agreed upon by experts.
  C. stated somewhere in the textbook glossary.
  D. mentioned in the classroom.

Question 2

One advantage of the multiple-choice item over other selection type items is that they
 
  A. eliminate guessing.
  B. are easier to construct.
  C. are easier to score.
   D. provide clues to misunderstandings.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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