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Which type of assessment is comprised of graded word lists that progress from lower to higher grade levels?
 
  A) read and tells
  B) running records
  C) holistic assessments
  D) informal reading inventories

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As a teacher, you would like to know what phases of the writing process the students are ignoring. What type of assessment would you most likely use?
 
  A) criterion reference tests
  B) summative evaluations
  C) observations
  D) standardized norm-referenced tests
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