"High-stakes tests," which can make or break a person's career,could be improved in all of the following ways EXCEPT by
A) using more items that assess recognition of facts through multiple choice formats.
B) using more items that require the application of knowledge to solve problems.
C) using digital video-based testing to reduce the importance of verbal skills.
D) providing a pre-test orientation for all test takers, so that people who can afford coaching won't have an unfair advantage.

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Using more items that assess recognition of facts through multiple choice formats does not improve high-stakes tests, as it focuses on rote memorization rather than critical thinking or problem-solving skills.

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