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aptitude test

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ap·ti·tude test (pt-td)
n.
An occupation-oriented test for evaluating intelligence, achievement, and interest.

aptitude test,
any of a variety of standardized tests for measuring an individual's ability to learn certain skills. Compare achievement test, intelligence test, personality test, psychologic test.

aptitude test [ap´tĭ-to̳d]
one designed to measure the capacity for developing general or specific skills.


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