self-score
verbUK /ˌself ˈskɔː/
US /ˌself ˈskɔːr/
To give yourself a score or grade for something you did.
After finishing the quiz, students self-score their answers using the answer key.
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2. A score that you give to yourself.
Her self-score on the project was higher than the teacher's grade.
3. To mark your own test or work with a number.
Please self-score your worksheet before we review it together.
4. To judge your own performance using a scale.
Athletes often self-score their training sessions to track progress.