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Designing a Good Test How Difficult Should a Test Be

Author: upscale.utoronto.ca | Published: 20th Aug 2005 | Visited: 564 times | Add Comment
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There are many many issues in designing a good test, and a huge literature on this topic. In this section we only discuss one consideration: how "difficult" should a test be? We imagine an average class, although I don't think I have ever seen such a group of students. According to the University of Toronto marking standards, we want the mark distribution on a test to be:

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