0 If an exam or course is pass-fail, no mark is given for it, and the only thing the students are told about their performance is whether or not they have passed.
1 (of college and university courses) having only two marks, one for passing and one for failing
Each teacher creates their own standard of the pass-fail line.
The credits are given on a pass-fail system.
The recorded data is compared to distance, altitude, and speed of the objects to evaluate the pass-fail criteria.
At that point, no further items are needed because the pass-fail decision is already 95% accurate, assuming that the psychometric models underlying the adaptive testing fit the examinee and test.
If at all, they are generally only admissible to show the presence of alcohol or as a pass-fail field sobriety test to help determine probable cause to arrest.
Pass-fail criteria varied from test to test but were rigorous; no critical defects were allowed and major defects could not occur in more than one round in 1,000.