Which of these tests DIFFERS the most from the other three, in terms of the style in which the test is given?

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The first three options, ACT, SAT, and WISC-III, are all standardized tests that are administered via paper and pencil or a computer. However, the WISC-III is an intelligence test that asks a variety of verbal and nonverbal questions to assess a child's cognitive abilities. In contrast, the Lorge-Thorndike Test is a vocabulary test that requires test-takers to choose words that best match the meaning of given words. Therefore, in terms of the style of the test, the WISC-III differs the most from the other three options.

Which of These Tests DIFFERS the Most from the Other