Typically,speed tests
A) contain items of a uniform difficulty level.
B) are completed by fewer than 1% of all test-takers.
C) have low validity coefficients.
D) yield high rates of false positives.

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Speed tests are designed to measure the speed at which a test-taker can complete a task, and therefore, they typically contain items of a uniform difficulty level. This ensures that the test accurately measures speed, rather than knowledge or difficulty level. Testing a uniform difficulty level also allows for scoring based solely on the time taken.

Typically,speed Tests