alleryWhat are most teacher-written school quizzes considered to be?
ANorm-referenced tests
BAptitude-based tests
CCriterion-based tests
DPersonality-based tests
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Criterion-based tests
1. Teachers write quizzes to see whether pupils learned the material.
2. Such tests are considered criterion-referenced.
3. Norm-referenced tests mainly rank pupils against others.
_Source: Wikipedia, Criterion-referenced test, Lead section_
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