Regular progress checks quantify improvement. Which option best reflects this idea?

• A. No feedback is needed
• B. Only final scores matter
• C. Progress cannot be measured
• D. Regular progress checks quantify improvement

Answer: (D)

Regular progress checks are about tracking growth over time. By repeating assessments, you turn progress into measurable data—your scores or performance trend show whether you’re improving, staying steady, or regressing. This is why this option best reflects the idea: it states that regular progress checks quantify improvement. The other options contradict the purpose of tracking growth: feedback matters and progress can be measured; relying only on final scores misses the ongoing trend; and saying that no feedback is needed undermines the purpose of regular checks.