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Language tests are an ineffective way to assess learners' progress over time.
Language tests are an ineffective way to assess learners' progress over time.
False (B)
By measuring language skills at different intervals, teachers can track individual growth.
By measuring language skills at different intervals, teachers can track individual growth.
True (A)
Providing targeted feedback to support learners' development is not a benefit of language tests.
Providing targeted feedback to support learners' development is not a benefit of language tests.
False (B)
Language tests contribute to quality control and accountability in educational institutions.
Language tests contribute to quality control and accountability in educational institutions.
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Assessing learners' language proficiency is not a benefit of language tests.
Assessing learners' language proficiency is not a benefit of language tests.
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Language tests help institutions meet accreditation requirements.
Language tests help institutions meet accreditation requirements.
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