alleryA test reports whether a pupil can correctly add two single digit numbers, not how the pupil ranks. What kind of test is this?
ANorm referenced
BCriterion referenced
CAptitude screening
DRank order testing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Criterion referenced
1. The test reports performance on a stated skill (adding single digit numbers).
2. Reporting whether each item was answered correctly is a criterion-referenced approach.
3. A norm-referenced test would compare the pupil with other pupils.
_Source: Wikipedia, Criterion-referenced test, Comparison of criterion-referenced, domain-referenced and norm-referenced tests_
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