Discussion
When the reliability and validity of a test have already been established, it is called
Answer: C
A test whose reliability and validity have already been established is called a standardised test. It is built with careful item analysis, given under fixed directions and scored in a fixed way, and it comes with norms for comparison.
An objective test is named for its scoring, not for established reliability and validity. A teacher-made test is prepared by a teacher for a class, usually without such proof. A subjective test depends on the judgement of the scorer. None of these is defined by the established reliability and validity.
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