Criterion-referenced scoring interprets student performance by comparing an individual score to
A)a functional level of performance.
B)the average score of corresponding students in a norm sample group.
C)the scores of the other students in the class.

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Criterion-referenced scoring looks at an individual's performance against a predetermined standard or benchmark, or functional level of performance. It does not compare the score to an average in a norm sample group or the scores of other students in the class, which are more reflective of norm-referenced scoring.

Criterion-Referenced Scoring Interprets Student Performance by Comparing an Individual Score