Fernandez, Boccaccini, and Noland (2007) found that 10% of the U.S. population over the age of five speaks Spanish at home. Therefore,
A) many individuals may need special accommodations in testing.
B) we should not test these individuals when trying to place them into programs.
C) interviews may be the only way to test these individuals.
D) those giving tests should be native Spanish speakers.

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Given that a significant portion of the U.S. population speaks Spanish at home, it's reasonable to infer that some may require accommodations in testing environments to ensure fairness and accuracy in assessment. This does not necessarily imply the other options, such as excluding these individuals from testing, limiting assessments to interviews only, or requiring test administrators to be native Spanish speakers.

Fernandez, Boccaccini, and Noland (2007) Found That 10% of the U.S