Wide Range Achievement Test Administration Procedures 3

Question 1

When the WRAT5 is administered to a non-English-speaking examinee, the examiner should:

Accepted Answer

Administer as standardized and note the language factor in the report

Answer

Altering instructions breaks standardization; the examiner should administer per protocol and qualify interpretation with the language background noted.

Question 2

The WRAT5 age range for which the test is normed spans from:

Accepted Answer

5 to 94 years

Answer

The WRAT5 normative sample covers ages 5 through 94, making it usable across a very wide lifespan.

Question 3

Which WRAT5 subtest directly measures single-word oral reading fluency?

Accepted Answer

Word Reading

Answer

The Word Reading subtest requires the examinee to pronounce a list of isolated words, measuring decoding skill.

Question 4

A WRAT5 protocol should be scored within what timeframe to ensure accuracy?

Accepted Answer

Immediately during testing

Answer

Scoring immediately during or directly after the session reduces transcription errors and memory lapses.

Question 5

If an examinee asks the examiner to repeat a Math Computation item read aloud, the examiner should:

Accepted Answer

Read the item again exactly as written

Answer

Standard protocol allows re-reading math items verbatim if the examinee requests it, without paraphrasing.

Wide Range Achievement Test Practice Test

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Wide Range Achievement Test Administration Procedures 3