This document discusses methods of interpreting test scores. It defines test interpretation as analyzing scores and translating qualitative data into quantitative grades. There are two main types of scores: raw scores, which are the original points received on a test, and scaled scores, which transform raw scores using a consistent scale. The document outlines two approaches to test interpretation - criterion-referenced interpretation, which describes performance based on a specified domain or learning tasks, and norm-referenced interpretation, which compares a student's performance to others in a reference group. Several derived scores are also discussed, including grade equivalents, percentile ranks, standard scores, and stanines. The advantages and disadvantages of criterion-referenced and norm-referenced interpretation are provided.