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This document provides an in-depth overview of standardized testing in education, covering its definition, historical origins, and current uses. It explores the benefits of standardized assessments, such as fairness and accountability, while also highlighting significant issues and controversies, including test bias, student stress, and the limitations of measuring learning through multiple-choice formats. The document includes perspectives from various educational researchers and critics, emphasizing the complex impact of standardized testing on students, teachers, and schools.

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TEAS Test Questions and Correct answers
Which is an anterior muscle?



a. gluteus maximas

b. biceps femoris

c. adductor magnus

d. quadriceps femoris - correct answer D



Anterior muscle is located near the front of the body. Of those listed, the quadriceps is the most anterior



The lateral side of the right knee would be:



a. the kneecap

b. closest to the left knee

c. farthest from the left knee

d. on the underside of the knee - correct answer C



Something that is lateral is toward the outer side of the body. The side of the right knee farthest from th
left knee would fit this description



The ovaries are part of the ________system.



a. skeletal

b. nervous

c. lymphatic

d. reproductive - correct answer D

,The ovaries are the egg-producing reproductive organs



The headrest on a car may prevent traumatic injury by limiting:



a. hyperflexion of the neck

b. hyperextension of the neck

c. vertrbral compression

d. disc dengeneration - correct answer B



The headrest prevents the head from moving too far backward, or hyperextending the neck beyond its
normal range



In a whiplash injury, you might expect to see:



a. cardiopulmonary problems

b. side-to-side spinal curvature

c. eventual injury to ligaments

d. traumatic injury to ligaments - correct answer D



Because of the hyperflexion and hyperextension caused by such a collision, it is not uncommon to find
tears or stretching of ligaments of the spine. The injury is front to back



When a junked car is compacted, which statement is true?



a. its mass increases

,b. its mass decreases

c. its density increases

d. its density decreases - correct answer C



Since density = mass/volume, it should be obvious that the decrease in volume as a car is crushed should
lead to a increase in density. Nothing happens to change the mass of the car.



Which is an example of deductive reasoning?



A. Ten of the 100 applicants are left-handed; therefore 10% of the general population must be left-
handed

B. I know several left-handed artists; therefore left-handed people must have artistic aptitude

C. Left-handed people are artistic; Jon is left-handed. Therefore, John must be artistic.

D. I see that Jon is left-handed. Jon is a gifted artist. Therefore left-handed people must be gifted artists.
- correct answer C



In deductive reasoning, a hypothesis follows from a set of premises. The premises may be true, in which
case the reasoning is sound, or they may be untrue or at least dubious, as in this example.



If gas A has four times the molar mass of gas B, you would expect it to diffuse through a plug:



a. at half the rate of gas B

b. at twice the rate of gas B

c. at a quarter the rate of gas B

d. at four times the rate of gas B - correct answer A

, Set up as a simple equation if it helps - Suppose that gas A has a molar mass of M1 and gas B has a molar
mass four times that M2. Now suppose that that M1 = 1, and M2 = 4. THe square root of 4/1 = 2/1 so
the rate of effusion for gas A is half that of gas B



What is the percent by volume of ethanol in 120ml of a solution containing 35ml of ethanol dissolved in
water?



a. 22.6%

b. 29.2 %

c. 35%

d. 41.1% - correct answer B



Essentially you are determining the concentration as if it were in a 100ml solution, which is what percent
really means. You could set up the equation:



35/120 = x/100

3500/100x

x = 29.2



Three students measured the mass of a product of combustion. They recorded measurements of 5.14g,
5.16g, and 5.17g. If the known mass of the product is 5.3g, the students measurements were
_____________?



a. accurate

b. precise

c. both precise and accurate

d. neither accurate or precise - correct answer B

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