Multiple Choice
General guidelines for writing test items include:
A) the frequent use of negative statements.
B) the use of complex,compound sentences to challenge the examinees.
C) the avoidance of inadvertent cues to the answers.
D) arranging items in a non-systematic manner.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q8: Which multiple-choice answer format requires the examinee
Q9: When writing multiple-choice items,one advantage to the
Q10: What is a strength of selected-response items?<br>A)Selected-response
Q11: _ are reported as the most popular
Q13: _ require examinees to complete a process
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Q16: When writing true-false items,one should include approximately
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