According to your textbook,an objection to a standardized testing program might have merit if the program was
A) only administered on Tuesdays.
B) scored and interpreted by computers that were not regularly serviced by technicians.
C) replete with test items widely perceived as age- or grade-inappropriate.
D) None of these

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Test items that are perceived as age or grade inappropriate can cause a significant disadvantage to the students taking them. It can also affect the validity and reliability of the test results. Therefore, an objection to a standardized testing program on this basis may have merit. Choice A and B are irrelevant and not significant objections to the standardized testing program.

According to Your Textbook,an Objection to a Standardized Testing Program