grader
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Definition
Noun: 1. A person who evaluates and assigns scores or marks: Specifically, someone who assesses the quality of work, such as a teacher or examiner, and gives it a grade or rating. - The teacher acted as the grader for the final exams. - All essays were sent to an external grader for assessment.
Usage Examples
- The history professor hired a graduate student to be the grader for the 200-student lecture course.
- As the sole grader for the art portfolio competition, her judgment was final.
- Automated software can sometimes function as an impartial grader for multiple-choice tests.
Advanced Usage
- "Tough grader": A person who is strict or demanding in their evaluation, often giving lower scores.
- Many students avoid Professor Jones's class because he is known as a tough grader.
- "Professional grader": An individual whose occupation involves evaluating and scoring specific types of work, such as standardized tests or meat quality.
- He worked for five years as a professional grader for a national testing service.
Variants and Related Words
- Grade (verb): To assign a score or mark to something.
- It took her all weekend to grade the term papers.
- Grading (noun): The process or action of evaluating and scoring work.
- The grading of the final projects was completed.
- Grader (Machine): A different, unrelated noun referring to a heavy vehicle with a blade used for leveling ground. (Note: This is a homograph, a word with the same spelling but a different meaning).
- The construction crew used a grader to prepare the roadbed.
Synonyms
- Evaluator: One who assesses or judges something.
- Examiner: A person who inspects or tests something, especially in an official capacity.
- Scorer: One who records or allocates points or marks.
Related Phrases
- To serve as a grader: To perform the duty of evaluating and scoring.
- She agreed to serve as a grader for the district's science fair.
- Grader's rubric: The set of criteria or guidelines used by the grader for evaluation.
- The grader's rubric was very detailed, outlining points for each section of the report.
Noun
- a judge who assigns grades to something