A Norm-Referenced Test Differs from a Criterion-Referenced Test in the Following

question 1

Multiple Choice

A norm-referenced test differs from a criterion-referenced test in the following respect:

• A) Number and type of test items
• B) Comparison of scores with an age-matched sample
• C) Requirement of examiner qualifications
• D) Length of time needed for administration

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Definitions:

Right to Buy

A policy or statute that allows tenants to purchase the home they are renting, often at a discount, most commonly associated with public housing in the UK.

American Put

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European Put

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Return Merchandise

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