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The standardized reading test is usually divided into two parts . The first part consists of vocabulary words to be defined . The reader is usually provided with a list of four or five words from which he makes a choice .
The standardized reading test is usually divided into two parts . The first part consists of vocabulary words to be defined . The reader is usually provided with a list of four or five words from which he makes a choice .
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How much pleasure and how much information do students get from a reading test ? A reading test attempts to measure the testee's normal reading ability by placing him in an abnormal reading situation . A reading test usually consists of ...
How much pleasure and how much information do students get from a reading test ? A reading test attempts to measure the testee's normal reading ability by placing him in an abnormal reading situation . A reading test usually consists of ...
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This encouragement by many reading tests of thoughtlessness and glibness is not limited to the students or test takers . The reading tests encourage the same in the test givers — the teachers . Most tests give results in stanines ...
This encouragement by many reading tests of thoughtlessness and glibness is not limited to the students or test takers . The reading tests encourage the same in the test givers — the teachers . Most tests give results in stanines ...
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