The Norm for a Standardized Test Represents

question 21

Multiple Choice

The norm for a standardized test represents

• A) the average or typical performance of a child of a given age on a specific test.
• B) the size of the sample that is used to develop the test items.
• C) other tests that measure the same or similar qualities or characteristics.
• D) the highest and lowest score that any child gets on the test.

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