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michelleunicorn

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As a general rule, what is the recommended cut-off value for D to consider the item acceptable?
 
  a. .10
  b. .20
  c. .30
  d. .50

Question 2

Which is not a primary use of standardized achievement tests in school applications?
 
  a. determining class grades
  b. tracking individual student progress
  c. evaluating school quality
  d. identify students with special education requirements



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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