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:

Activity Variances

Differences between planned activity levels and actual activity levels, used to measure the efficiency and performance of different business operations.

Tour Boat

A boat designed specifically for taking tourists on sightseeing trips.

Performance Report

A document or tool that provides information on the performance of an entity, project, or process against expected standards or targets.

Jeep Tours

An outdoor activity business offering guided tours in jeep vehicles, typically in scenic or off-road areas.