Interpretations of Criterion-Referenced Tests Are Typically Made with Respect to

question 125

Multiple Choice

Interpretations of criterion-referenced tests are typically made with respect to

• A) the total number of items the examinee responded to.
• B) the material that the examinee evidenced mastery of.
• C) a comparison of the examinee's performance with that of others who took the test.
• D) a formula that takes into account the total number of items for which no response was scorable.

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Definitions:

Capital

Refers to financial assets or the financial value of assets, such as machinery and buildings, used in producing goods and services.

Net Exports

The value of a country's total exports minus its total imports, indicating whether a country has a trade surplus or deficit.

Gross Investment

Total amount of investment in an economy, including investments in new capital assets and replacement of depreciated assets.

Gross Savings

The total amount of savings accumulated by the economy before depreciation is taken into account.