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Jkov05

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A third-grade teacher wishes to evaluate students regarding their knowledge of the social studies unit that they have just completed. The teacher should use a test to best accomplish this task.
 
  a. norm-referenced
  b. criterion-referenced
  c. diagnostic
  d. competency

Question 2

The benefit of giving students norm-referenced standardized achievement tests is that they allow parents and educators to
 
  a. determine a student's predisposition for learning in specific subject areas.
  b. compare a student's level of achievement with other, similar students.
  c. collect additional evidence to be used for the assignment of grades.
  d. determine a student's degree of mastery of instructional objectives.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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