An arithmetic test is given twice within a few days to a student. The highest possible score is 40. He receives a score of 35 the first time and a score of 18 the second time. If similarly varying results are obtained with other students, the test is probably:
A. not sufficiently comprehensive.
B. unreliable.
C. too difficult.
D. lacking in relevance.
Answer: B
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