Which of the Following Statements Is TRUE Regarding the Differences

question 106

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the differences between a power test and a speed test?

• A) Power tests involve physical strength; speed tests do not.
• B) In a power test, the testtaker has time to complete all items; in a speed test, a specific time limit is imposed.
• C) In a power test, a broad range of knowledge is assessed; in a speed test, a narrower range of knowledge is assessed.
• D) Both in a power test, the testtaker has time to complete all items; in a speed test, a specific time limit is imposed and in a power test, a broad range of knowledge is assessed; in a speed test, a narrower range of knowledge is assessed.

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Per-Unit Tax

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