If a test has not yet been standardized, then

A) scores fluctuate widely from one time to another.
B) scores on the test do not correlate with performance on another task.
C) the content of the test does not match the field it is supposed to cover.
D) we do not know the norms.

Standardization involves establishing the norms for a test by administering it to a representative group of people. If a test has not yet been standardized, we do not know the norms, which means we cannot compare an individual's score to the scores of others in the same population. Therefore, D is the correct answer. A, B, and C are possible outcomes of a non-standardized test, but they do not directly relate to the definition of standardization.