Which term describes the evaluation of student work against set criteria?

• A. Task Marking
• B. Task Taking
• C. Model Assignment
• D. Task Setting

Answer: (B)

Marking is the process of evaluating a student’s work against predefined criteria. When you mark, you apply a rubric or marking scheme to determine how well the work meets the standards, and you assign a score or grade based on that alignment. This focuses on quality relative to what was asked and the expected criteria, rather than just completing the task or showing an example of how it should look.

This differs from taking the task (the student doing the work), from a model assignment (an example of a good response), or from setting the task (creating the task). So the description that fits best is Task Marking.