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Question
Matching| 1. Age equivalent score | A. A total score that consists of the sum or mean score on two or more subtests. |
| 2. Basal | B. A boundary of confidence that can be placed around a |
| test score, calculated from the standard deviation and the reliability of the test. | |
| 3. Ceiling | C. An indication of an individual's relative standing in terms of percentage; the percentage of people or scores |
| that fall at or below a specific score. | |
| 4. Composite score | D. A score calculated by obtaining the difference between the person's actual score and the mean of the normal distribution and dividing that value by the standard |
| deviation. | |
| 5. Percentile rank | E. The specific number of sequential items on a test or subtest that must be answered correctly before a student can continue taking the test. |
| 6. Raw Score | F. A standard score with a mean of 5 and a standard deviation of 2. |
| 7. Standard Error of Measure (SEM): | G. A standard score with a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10. |
| 8. Stanine | H. The chronological age for which a raw score is the average score. |
| 9. T-Score | I. The actual score (number of items correct) on a test. |
| 10. Z-score | J. When the student misses a specific number of sequential items on a test, testing is discontinued. |
| K. A standard score with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. |
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