Discussion
Absolute and relative grading are types of ................... grading.
Answer: A
Absolute and relative grading are types of indirect grading.
In direct grading, the examiner assigns a grade straight away, without first giving marks. In indirect grading, performance is first scored in marks and the marks are then converted into grades. The conversion can use fixed ranges of marks (absolute grading) or a candidate's position in the group's distribution (relative grading), so both are forms of indirect grading.
'Special' and 'standard' are not categories in this classification.
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