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Three of the following are accurate statements about the limitations of intelligence tests. Which one is not an accurate statement?
A) The tests focus more on the kinds of things females are likely to know and so are biased against males.
B) Different tests may yield somewhat different scores for any particular student.
C) The tests may underestimate the intelligence of students who have only limited knowledge of English.
D) The tests focus on skills important in mainstream Western culture and ignore some skills more important in other cultures.

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