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Old Sat Aug 25, 2007, 01:13pm
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Originally Posted by CecilOne
For True/False tests, not always True means false, even if not always false.
I agree, but I could show you examples of NFHS tests in the past that did not follow this rule. NFHS tests tend to be taken directly from the wording in a particular rule, where "True" means it agrees with a sentence somewhere in the rule book.
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