A ________ test measures what it was designed to measure.

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Validity refers to the accuracy and relevance of a test in measuring the construct it is intended to measure. Therefore, a valid test measures what it was designed to measure. Psychometric properties, reliability, and meaningfulness are also important factors to consider when evaluating a test, but they are not directly related to the test's ability to measure what it was intended to measure. Paper-and-pencil is not a relevant choice as it is a type of test administration, not a property of the test itself.

A ________ Test Measures What It Was Designed to Measure