What Is the Distinction Between an Intelligence Test and an Achievement

question 50

Multiple Choice

What is the distinction between an intelligence test and an achievement test?

• A) There is no difference; they are two terms for the same thing.
• B) An intelligence test measures verbal comprehension, while an achievement test never does.
• C) An intelligence tests measures what a person already knows, while an achievement test measures the highest level of learning they could achieve.
• D) An intelligence test measures a person's capacity to learn, while an achievement test measures what a person has already learned and retained.

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Definitions:

Accessor Method

A method in object-oriented programming used to retrieve the value of an attribute from an object.

Data Members

Variables that hold data specific to an instance of a class, also known as fields or properties.

Public

A keyword in many programming languages specifying that a variable, method, or class is accessible from any other code in the same environment.

Private

In object-oriented programming, an access modifier that restricts visibility of a class member to within the class itself.