By age five, a child should have no problems dealing with a group-administered, standardized, paper-and-pencil test.

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While some five-year-olds may be capable of taking a standardized test, it is not a reasonable expectation for all children. Developmental differences, cultural factors, and individual learning styles can all impact a child's ability to successfully take a group-administered test at this age.

By Age Five, a Child Should Have No Problems Dealing