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==== Any subject matter ==== [[File:Road_Test_Scoring_Standards_and_Record_of_Result,_KMVSS_Small_Vehicle_Driver's_Test_20190419.jpg|alt=Poster on a wall, displaying required behaviors and points that will be deducted for errors in English and Chinese|thumb|Poster showing the standards for passing [[Driving test|driving tests]] in Taiwan. Every person who wants a driver's license takes the same test and gets scored in the same way.]] Not all standardized tests involve answering questions. An authentic assessment for [[Athletic skill|athletic skills]] could take the form of [[running]] for a set amount of time or [[dribbling]] a ball for a certain distance. Healthcare professionals must pass tests proving that they can perform medical procedures. Candidates for driver's licenses must pass a standardized test showing that they can drive a car. The [[Canadian Standardized Test of Fitness]] has been used in medical research, to determine how [[Physical fitness|physically fit]] the test takers are.<ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Horowitz|first1=M. R.|last2=Montgomery|first2=D. L.|date=January 1993|title=Physiological profile of fire fighters compared to norms for the Canadian population |journal=Canadian Journal of Public Health |volume=84|issue=1|pages=50β52|issn=0008-4263|pmid=8500058}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |title=Canadian Standardized Test of Fitness (CSTF): for 15 to 69 years of age: interpretation and counselling manual |date=1987 |publisher=Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology |author1=Canadian Association of Sports Sciences |author2=Fitness Appraisal Certification and Accreditation Program |author3=Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology |author4=Fitness Canada |isbn=0-662-15736-2 |location=Gloucester, Ontario |oclc=16048356}}</ref>
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