How Are Aptitude Tests Different from Achievement Tests

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Multiple Choice

How are aptitude tests different from achievement tests?

• A) Aptitude tests tap a greater amount of informal learning.
• B) Aptitude tests are typically more limited and focused in the content of the presented.
• C) Aptitude tests measure prior learning; achievement tests measure present learning.
• D) Most aptitude tests are administered by means of paper and pencil while most achievement tests are computer-administered.

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