Grades range from A to E describes which concept?

• A. Grading Scale
• B. Scenarios in Assessment
• C. Theoretical Perspectives
• D. Community Engagement

Answer: (A)

A grading scale is a system that uses ordered levels to show how well someone has performed. When you see grades described as ranging from top to lower levels, that tells you a grading scale is being used to communicate achievement. It’s about how marks are allocated and read, not about the content of the tasks or the way crime is analyzed.

This aligns with the concept because a grading scale provides a standardized way to summarize performance across tasks, making it easier to compare and understand outcomes. The other options refer to different ideas—hypothetical scenarios used in assessments, theoretical frameworks for criminology, or ways to involve communities—none of which describe a system of letter-style marks.