System in Which a Grade Represents a Specific Set of Accomplishments

question 45

Multiple Choice

System in which a grade represents a specific set of accomplishments, which can be identified for one student independently of the performance of other students (for example, getting 80 percent of the questions right) .

• A) criterion-referenced grading system
• B) relative improvement grading system
• C) absolute performance grading system
• D) norm-referenced grading system

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