Examining Reports of Completed Evaluations in a Systematic, Quantitative Manner

question 24

Multiple Choice

Examining reports of completed evaluations in a systematic, quantitative manner

• A) is useful only to keep the evaluator from making gross errors in his/her work.
• B) is probably a waste of time since each evaluation is unique.
• C) can provide the program planners with invaluable ideas that have been effective.
• D) is not possible from a statistical point of view.

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Definitions:

Ridge

A long, narrow elevated landform often formed by the uplift of the surrounding area or by tectonic activities.

Plucking

A glacial process where rocks and other materials are pulled away from the earth and incorporated into the moving glacier, mainly due to the freezing of water into cracks.

Abrasion

The mechanical scraping of a rock surface by friction between rocks and moving particles during their transport by wind, glacier, waves, gravity, or running water.

Snowflakes

Ice crystals that form in clouds when water vapor freezes, creating unique patterns that fall to the ground as snow.