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pre·test  (prtst)
n.
1.
a. A preliminary test administered to determine a student's baseline knowledge or preparedness for an educational experience or course of study.
b. A test taken for practice.
2. The advance testing of something, such as a questionnaire, product, or idea.
tr. & intr.v. (pr-tst) pre·test·ed, pre·test·ing, pre·tests
To subject to or conduct a pretest.

pretest [priːˈtɛst]
vb (tr)
to test (something) before presenting it to its intended public or client
n [ˈpriːtɛst]
the act or instance of pretesting


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Students assessed personal gains through pretest and posttest assessments of both metacognitive awareness and regulation.
00 Paperback QA141 This resource for both general and special education teachers presents 25 lessons with accompanying step-by-step teaching scripts and problems, plus sets of cumulative review problems, a pretest assessment, a posttest assessment, and a teacher's answer key.
Students' responses from pretest to posttest were compared to determine the effectiveness of the study skills program at addressing each of the seven criteria.
 
 
 
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