Which term is a table containing other people's scores used to compare your own results?

• A. Fitness Baseline Data
• B. Test Protocol
• C. Normative Data Table
• D. Fitness Test Battery

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is using a standard reference to interpret how your score stacks up against others. A normative data table is exactly that—it compiles scores from a representative group of people who match characteristics like age and gender. By finding your result in this table, you can see where you stand relative to peers, usually in terms of percentiles or normal ranges. This contextual comparison helps you understand whether you’re below, about average, or above typical performance.

This differs from other terms: a fitness baseline data set would be your own starting measurements, used to track personal progress over time; a test protocol is the procedure you follow to administer a test; and a fitness test battery is the collection of tests used together. The normative data table is the reference that lets you compare your personal score to others.