A teacher wants to develop an assessment based on the work of Benjamin Bloom. To best meet the goal, the assessment should include
a. scaffolding tasks for the knowledge and skills that will be assessed
b. test questions that assess varying levels of understanding
c. items that correspond with students' primary learning styles
d. opportunities for students to demonstrate their learning in writing
Answer: b. test questions that assess varying levels of understanding
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