The selection of the norming population of a test should include all of the following, except
A. The number of test monitors needed
B. The geographical locations to be included
C. The number of students to be in the norming group
D. The ages of the students in the norming group
E. The grade levels of the students in the norming group
A
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. What is any difference or significant outcome observed in a study?
A. effect B. citation C. confirmation D. abstract
Marx believed that the last great stage of historical development was
a. tribal ownership. b. rise of the proletariat. c. bourgeois society. d. feudalism.
What percentage of words read correctly is a student's instructional level considered to be?
a. 95–100 percent b. 80–90 percent c. 90–95 percent d. none of the above
Instruction on the use of context cues involves
a. explaining that context cues always provide a meaning of the new word. b. teaching the names of the various cues and testing students on this knowledge. c. modeling how to look for cues and letting students practice using cues. d. showing students how to find the exact meaning of the new word.