The standards against which all others who take a test would be compared are called:
A)deviations.
B)norms.
C)means.
D)benchmarks.

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Norms are the standards against which all others who take a test would be compared. They represent the average performance of a particular group on a particular test. Deviations are a measure of how much an individual's score differs from the norm, means are simply the average score of a group, and benchmarks are specific goals or levels of achievement set by organizations or experts.

The Standards Against Which All Others Who Take a Test