Which statement most accurately distinguishes measurement from evaluation?

A. Measurement involves judgment, whereas evaluation is purely numerical.

B. Measurement assigns quantitative descriptions, whereas evaluation involves making judgments based on evidence and criteria.

C. Measurement is always subjective, whereas evaluation is always objective.

D. Measurement occurs only after evaluation.

Correct Answer: B. Measurement assigns quantitative descriptions, whereas evaluation involves making judgments based on evidence and criteria.

Measurement quantifies; evaluation judges quality or value using evidence and criteria.

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