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In Robert Stake's analogy, the cook tasting the soup is which assessment?

ASummative
BPlacement
CFormative
DNorm-referenced
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Formative
1. The cook tastes while cooking and can still change the recipe. 2. That matches formative assessment, done during learning. 3. The guests tasting is summative, a final judgement. _Source: Wikipedia, Educational assessment, Placement, formative, summative, and diagnostic_
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