Which one of the following is not an advantage of computerised testing?
A) It is cheaper than pen-and-paper tests.
B) The ease and speed of test scoring and report generating.
C) Self-publication of tests via online internet tools and ease of updating.
D) Access to a potentially large pool enabling the development of test norms.

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Computerised testing advantages include the ease and speed of test scoring and report generating, the self-publication of tests via online internet tools and ease of updating, and the access to a potentially large pool enabling the development of test norms. It also includes the identical presentation of a test to each candidate, thus achieving the ideals of standardised test administration. Computerised testing can be cheaper to administer, but this is not always the case.

Which One of the Following Is Not an Advantage of Computerised