What Assumption Can Reasonably Be Made When a Well-Known,well-Respected,and Widely

question 95

Multiple Choice

What assumption can reasonably be made when a well-known,well-respected,and widely used test is translated from English into another language?

• A) The test will likely become well known, well respected, and widely used in all of the countries throughout the world that speak the language into which the test was translated.
• B) The test will be equivalent in content in all of the languages for which it has been translated.
• C) The translated test will conform to the letter but not the "spirit" of the original.
• D) None of these

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