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Which of the following is most responsible for the Common Core State Standards?
 
  A. APA and AERA
  B. PARCC and SBAC
  C. CCSSO and NGA
  D. NAGB and NAEP

Question 2

Which of the following is a generally recommended item-writing rule for matching items?
 
  A. Whenever possible, employ heterogeneous lists of premises and responses.
  B. Typically, employ more premises than responses, allowing each response to be used more than once.
  C. Employ relatively long lists, usually containing at least two-dozen premises or responses.
  D. In the test's directions, describe the basis for matching and the number of times a response can be used.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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