Question

what is predictive validity?
the test is divided, scored and the results are compared.
does the test predict some future event?
multiple test administrations.
does the test measure what it is supposed to?

Explanation:

Predictive validity refers to the extent to which a test can predict future outcomes or events. Among the options, "Does the test predict some future event?" aligns with this concept. The other options describe different aspects: test scoring/comparison (not predictive validity), multiple test administrations (related to reliability or other concepts), and "Does the test measure what it is supposed to?" is construct validity.

Answer:

B. Does the test predict some future event?