If a standardized test is designed for hand-scoring by the test's user,then the test's manual will ideally contain an ample number of
A) examples of correct and incorrect responses.
B) examples of partially correct responses.
C) Both a and b
D) None of these

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If a standardized test is designed for hand-scoring, it is crucial that the test manual provides an ample number of examples of correct and incorrect responses as well as partially correct responses, which helps the test administrator to ensure that the scoring is consistent and accurate. Therefore, both options A and B are necessary for the test manual.

If a Standardized Test Is Designed for Hand-Scoring by the Test's