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Melani1276

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In the spectrum of ability tests, which of the following test types would be most different from the content-oriented achievement test?
 
  A. a nonverbal test
  B. a school-oriented aptitude test
  C. a test of general educational development
  D. a verbal ability test

Question 2

One advantage of a learning ability test over an achievement test for predicting achievement is that a learning ability test
 
  A. can be used before instruction has been given.
  B. provides more reliable scores.
  C. measures a broader range of course content.
  D. measures only innate learning potential.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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