When a Test Actually Measures What It Purports to Measure,the

question 142

Multiple Choice

When a test actually measures what it purports to measure,the test is said to be

• A)credible.
• B)reliable.
• C)usable.
• D)valid.

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Definitions:

Bills Of Exchange Act

A law that governs the creation, transfer, and effects of a bill of exchange, which is a written order used in international trade requiring one party to pay a fixed sum of money to another party on demand or at a predetermined date.

Drawer

In the context of checks and negotiable instruments, the entity that writes and signs a check, instructing the bank to pay the stated amount to the party named on the document.

Payee

The party in a financial transaction who receives the payment.

Drawee

The party in a transaction who is directed to pay a specified amount of money, often referenced in the context of a check or draft.