rescores
Evaluates test anew
Rescores is the third-person singular of rescore, meaning to score again.
A teacher rescores an exam after finding an error.
A judge rescores a performance upon review.
In music or film, to rescore is to write new music for an existing work: The composer rescores the documentary for its theatrical release.
Computing something again
- revisionAltering to improve
- correctionFixing of mistakes
- modificationAct of altering something
- updateNew version or information
recount · amendment · alteration · refinement · recalibration · reassessment · revaluation · optimization
Judging something anew
- reassessmentRenewed evaluation of something
- reappraisalNew assessment of value
- verdictOfficial court decision
- ratingAssigned evaluative score
ranking · adjudication · critique · review · deliberation · panel · rubric · criteria
Ranked list of competitors
- standingsComparative position list
- rankingOrdered position assignment
- scoreboardGame progress display
- pointsUnits of tally
tiebreaker · playoffs · finals · bracket · tournament · championship · match · qualifiers
recalculation
Computing something again
- revisionAltering to improve
- correctionFixing of mistakes
- modificationAct of altering something
update · recount · amendment · alteration · refinement · recalibration · reassessment · revaluation · optimization · rebalancing
reevaluation
Judging something anew
- reassessmentRenewed evaluation of something
- reappraisalNew assessment of value
- verdictOfficial court decision
rating · ranking · adjudication · critique · review · deliberation · panel · rubric · criteria · weighting
leaderboard
Ranked list of competitors
- standingsComparative position list
- rankingOrdered position assignment
- scoreboardGame progress display
points · tiebreaker · playoffs · finals · bracket · tournament · championship · match · qualifiers · semifinals