Discussion
Criteria of a standard test involve
I. Reliability
II. Complexity
III. Variability
IV. Norm
Find the correct combination.
Answer: D
The criteria of a standard test include reliability, which means consistent results, and norms, which let an individual score be interpreted against a reference group, items I and IV, option D.
Complexity (II) and variability (III) are not criteria of a good test; a standard test is meant to be simple to administer. Options A, B and C each include one of them.
Validity and objectivity are the other criteria usually listed for a standard test, so reliability and norms fit among the items given.
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