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Which of the following statements accurately describes the Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Achievement  Third Edition (WJ-III ACH)?
 
  a. The WJ-III is an example of a norm-referenced test.
  b. The WJ-III is an example of a survey battery.
  c. The WJ-III is an example of a minimum level skills test.
  d. The WJ-III is an example of a criterion-referenced test.

Question 2

__________ allow the monitoring of skill development over time.
 
  a. Survey batteries
  b. Minimum-level skill tests
  c. Multilevel batteries
  d. Single-level tests



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

c.





 

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