"High-stakes tests," which can make or break a person's career, could be improved in all of the following ways EXCEPT
A) using more items that assess recognition of facts through multiple choice formats.
B) removing all questions that favor one group over another.
C) using computer-based testing, when possible, to reduce the importance of verbal skills and tester bias.
D) providing a pretest orientation for all test takers, so that people who can afford coaching won't have an unfair advantage.

Question

"High-stakes tests," which can make or break a person's career, could be improved in all of the following ways EXCEPT ​
A) ​using more items that assess recognition of facts through multiple choice formats.
B) removing all questions that favor one group over another.
C) ​using computer-based testing, when possible, to reduce the importance of verbal skills and tester bias.
D) ​providing a pretest orientation for all test takers, so that people who can afford coaching won't have an unfair advantage.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Using more multiple choice questions that assess recognition of facts does not necessarily improve high-stakes tests. It may still favor certain groups over others and may not fully assess critical thinking or problem-solving skills.

"High-Stakes Tests," Which Can Make or Break a Person's Career