Which term is a table of other people's scores used for comparing your results?

• A. Endorsements
• B. Fitness Baseline Data
• C. Normative Data Table
• D. Ethics

Answer: (C)

Normative data tables provide a reference from a larger group so you can compare your own score against that group. Using a normative table, your result can be turned into a percentile rank or standard score, showing whether you’re around average, above, or below the typical range. This helps you interpret how your performance stacks up to others, not just how you’ve performed in isolation. Endorsements are opinions about something and don’t offer a score-based comparison to a reference group. Baseline data are your own starting measurements used to track change over time, not a broader comparison. Ethics relates to moral principles and isn’t about interpreting test scores.