A driving test, where learners are measured against explicit criteria, is which type?
ACriterion-referenced
BNorm-referenced
CSelf-referenced
DPeer-referenced
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Criterion-referenced
1. The driver is judged against defined criteria such as not endangering others.
2. That is criterion-referenced assessment.
3. Norm-referenced compares with other candidates; ipsative compares with the learner's own past.
_Source: Wikipedia, Educational assessment, Basis of comparison_
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