How did CCE try to reduce the workload on pupils?
AOne test at year end
BMany small tests all year
CDropping written work
DLonger final papers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Many small tests all year
1. The aim of CCE was to decrease pupil workload.
2. It did so by taking a number of small tests throughout the year in place of a single end test.
3. It did not drop written work or lengthen papers.
_Source: Wikipedia, Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation, Lead section_
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