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What is a key distinction in purpose between achievement tests and achievement tests?
 
  a) Achievement tests are meant to measure the current state of accomplishment, while aptitude tests are meant to predict future achievement.
   b) Achievement tests are meant to measure fixed qualities like intelligence, while aptitude tests are meant to measure changeable qualities like vocational interests.
   c) Achievement tests generally result in a profile of scores, while aptitude tests generally result in a single general score.
   d) Achievement tests are usually conducted through group testing, while aptitude tests are usually conducted through individual testing.
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