W What Is an Argument in Opposition of High-Stakes Standardized

question 7

Multiple Choice

W What is an argument in opposition of high-stakes standardized testing?

• A) The tests encourage teachers to teach to the test.
• B) The tests do not necessarily measure the true achievement of the students.
• C) The tests impede the teacher's ability to tailor instruction to meet the needs of each student.
• D) People are afraid of the tests.
• E) All of the above
• F) None of the above

---

Definitions:

U.S. Tax System

The structured framework of legal guidelines and rules governing federal, state, and local taxation in the United States, encompassing various types of taxes.

Federal

Relating to the central government of a country, as opposed to state or local governmental bodies.

State

A political entity that possesses sovereignty over a geographic area and the people within it, with a structured system of governance.

U.S. Tax System

A structured framework by which the federal, state, and local governments in the United States collect taxes from individuals and businesses based on income, sales, property, and other financial activities.