alleryAs homework counts more, which risk can rise under continuous assessment?
APlagiarism risk
BLower marks for all
CFewer assignments
DShorter courses
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Plagiarism risk
1. Under continuous assessment, assignments and homework become important for the grade.
2. Some pupils may copy others to secure a better score, so plagiarism risk rises.
3. The other options are not described as risks.
_Source: Wikipedia, Continuous assessment, Disadvantages_
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