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Admissions Testing
A standardized test is a tool designed with the intention of assessing student knowledge, attainment, or aptitude in a given subject in a standarized manner across different schools. In practice, standardized tests used across schools are mostly composed of multiple-choice and true-false questions, and short-answer or essay writing components which are assigned a score by people other than the student's teacher.