Discussion
A test which measures, what it is intended to measure is
Answer: D
A test which measures what it is intended to measure is a valid test. Validity is the extent to which a test actually assesses the trait or ability it was designed for, such as a selection test that predicts job performance.
A reliable test is wrong because reliability means consistency of results on repetition. A standardised test is wrong because it concerns uniform conditions of administration and scoring. An objective test is wrong because it concerns freedom from the scorer's judgement, not what is measured.
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