QUESTION 1 1. Test A and Test B are designed to measure the same thing, but have different scoring systems. Mason takes Test A and his score is converted to a zscore = +1.25. Jayden takes Test B and his score is converted to a zscore = +0.40. Who was closer to average on their test? P a. Mason r b.Jayden QUESTION 2 1. Test A and Test B are designed to measure the same thing, but have different scoring systems. Mason takes Test A and his score is converted to a zscore = +0.10. Jayden takes Test B and his score is converted to a zscore = 1.30. Who was closer to average on their test? P a. Mason 1'\" b.Jayden QUESTION 3 1. Test A and Test B are designed to measure the same thing, but have different scoring systems. Mason takes Test A and his score is converted to a zscore = -0.50. Jayden takes Test B and his score is converted to a zscore = 1.00. Who had a higher score on their test? P a. Mason 1'\" b.Jayden QUESTION 4 1. Test A and Test B are designed to measure the same thing, but have different scoring systems. Mason takes Test A and his score is 15 points above the average, and converted to a zscore of +0.75. Jayden takes Test B and his score is 9 points above the average, and converted to a zscore of +1.30. In relative terms, who did better on their test? P a. Mason 1\" b.Jayden QUESTION 5 1. If a person has a zscore = +1.23 in a normal distribution, what percentage of people have a lower score