A test is said to be reliable if
A) a person's score on a test is pretty much the same every time he or she takes it.
B) it contains an adequate sample of the skills it is supposed to measure.
C) its results agree with a more direct measure of what the test is designed to predict.
D) it is culture-free.

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Option A defines the concept of reliability accurately. A reliable test produces consistent results every time it is taken by the same individual or group of individuals. Options B, C, and D are related to other aspects of test quality and do not exclusively define reliability.

A Test Is Said to Be Reliable If