The findings of the present study may have implications for teachers, learners, and curriculum designers. The findings suggest that frequent testing should be treated more fairly in the field and be looked upon as a valuable source for all stakeholders in English language education including policy makers, teachers, students, and parents. Another theoretical promise of this study is that both this study and the current literature on frequent testing suggest that students highly welcome frequent quizzes because of different reasons they harbor; therefore, it is time to call for a renewal of the role of frequent testing in the field.