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1. One of the steps in a nine-point scale of standard scores 
2. The extent to which a test is consistent in measuring what it is supposed to measure 
3. The grade level for which a given score is the real or estimated average 
4. The degree to which an instrument measures what it purports to measure (truthfulness) 
5. The arithmetic average obtained by dividing the sum of a set of scores by their number
6. Tests that are designed to provide information on the specific knowledge or skills possessed by a student such as a semester final
7. A single question or exercise in a test
8. The score or value that occurs most frequently
9. A test item in which the examinee's task is to choose the correct or best answer from several given options
10. A test designed to provide a systematic sample of individual performance, administered according to prescribed directions and scored and interpreted conforming to definite rules
11. A test that measures basic concepts and skills commonly taught in schools throughout the country with the score related to the performance of a reference group
12. Requires that students perform a task to demonstrate knowledge or skills rather than selecting the best response
13. The score used to derive all other scores that describe test performance such as item-pattern scoring or number correct scoring
14. A score that combines several scores, usually by addition
15. A test that may be administered to a number of individuals at the same time by one examiner