If you had to develop a true-false test, it would be important to
A) include more true items than false items.
B) make false responses longer, to trick the student.
C) use specific qualifiers, such as "all" or "always."
D) avoid sweeping generalizations.

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Sweeping generalizations can lead to ambiguity and confusion, making it difficult for students to determine the truthfulness of a statement. Avoiding them helps ensure that test items are clear and fair.

If You Had to Develop a True-False Test, It Would