If a task receives good marks but requires continuous help throughout the process, how should the strength be evaluated?

Correct answer: Independent contribution and the level of required help should be examined along with the result

Good marks show that the final product met some criteria, but they do not by themselves reveal how independently the student worked. Reviewing the process shows which parts were completed alone, what kind of help was needed and which skills still require support. Assistance is not a failure, but it matters when evaluating independent strength. Therefore, D is correct.