An aptitude test measures all of the following except a. numerical ability b. abstract reasoning skills c. prior subject knowledge d. perceptual accuracy

An aptitude test is a test that is designed to assess the test-taker’s latent ability – one that she or he is assumed to have regardless of previous learning experiences. The most common aptitude test tends to evaluate the test taker’s numerical ability, abstract reasoning skills, and perceptual accuracy.

It does not, however test (C) prior subject knowledge.

renewable resources- resources that can be replenished (such as trees)

nonrenewable resources- resources that are gone once they are used (such as fossil fuels)

producer-person who makes goods or provides services

consumer- person whose wants are satisfied by using goods and services

allocate- distribute

choice- option

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