A teacher who administers a wide range achievement test in reading (i.e., WRAT) is able to take the score obtained and generalize it across all of the individual domains and skills associated with reading.

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A wide range achievement test in reading, such as the WRAT, assesses specific skills and domains related to reading, such as phonics, vocabulary, and comprehension. Therefore, the score obtained on the test cannot be generalized across all individual domains and skills associated with reading.

A Teacher Who Administers a Wide Range Achievement Test in Reading