"Understanding What Students Have Already Mastered Can Help School Authorities

question 135

Multiple Choice

"Understanding what students have already mastered can help school authorities better anticipate what content and skills they are ready to learn." This sentence from the text can be used to support the argument that

• A) aptitude tests are achievement tests in disguise.
• B) achievement tests are projective tests in disguise.
• C) achievement tests are dynamic tests in disguise.
• D) aptitude tests are prognostic tests.

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Definitions:

Misrepresentation

The act of giving false or misleading information about a matter of fact, which may induce someone to enter into a contract or make a decision they otherwise might not have made.

Rescinds

To annul, rescind, or abolish a law, order, or agreement.

Deceit

A tort involving intentional misrepresentation or cheating by means of some device.

Injury

Physical harm or damage to a person's body, or harm to one's reputation or emotions in a legal context.