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jace

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Which of the following is a criterion-referenced interpretation?
 
  a. Brenda's score is higher than eighty-five percent of her classmates' scores.
  b. Matilda can spell eighty-five percent of the words in her spelling book.
  c. Tanya's grade equivalent is 8.2.
  d. John's raw score is 14 on the Vocabulary test.
  e. Both b. and d. are criterion-referenced interpretations.

Question 2

If the teacher wants to select the best students in reading comprehension in her class, the norm-referencing framework is the only appropriate framework to use.
 
  a. True
  b. False



TheDev123

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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