6. A computer-implemented method of assessing a subjective answer, the method performed by one or more hardware processors, comprising: receiving first data representative of a domain associated with a question; receiving second data representative of an answer in an essay form to the question, the second data comprising a plurality of statements that make up the answer in the essay form; searching a database of sources to retrieve information associated with the domain; determining whether a statement is accurate or inaccurate, for each of the plurality of statements based on matching the statement with the information associated with the domain according to an accuracy threshold; determining an overall score for the answer based on a number of statements in the answer in the essay form determined to be accurate, a number of statements in the answer in the essay form determined to be inaccurate, a number of duplicate statements in the answer in the essay form relative to a total number of statements in the answer; generating visual graphics representing accurate and inaccurate statements and the overall score; displaying the visual graphics on a display device; searching a database of answers to the question to identify a plurality of comparative statements comprising answers provided by a plurality of individuals in answering the question; matching the statement with the plurality of comparative statements to determine whether the statement is accurate or inaccurate, the comparative statements identified from an essay-type of answers given by the plurality of individuals responsive to the question.
6. A computer-implemented method of assessing a subjective answer, the method performed by one or more hardware processors, comprising: receiving first data representative of a domain associated with a question; receiving second data representative of an answer in an essay form to the question, the second data comprising a plurality of statements that make up the answer in the essay form; searching a database of sources to retrieve information associated with the domain; determining whether a statement is accurate or inaccurate, for each of the plurality of statements based on matching the statement with the information associated with the domain according to an accuracy threshold; determining an overall score for the answer based on a number of statements in the answer in the essay form determined to be accurate, a number of statements in the answer in the essay form determined to be inaccurate, a number of duplicate statements in the answer in the essay form relative to a total number of statements in the answer; generating visual graphics representing accurate and inaccurate statements and the overall score; displaying the visual graphics on a display device; searching a database of answers to the question to identify a plurality of comparative statements comprising answers provided by a plurality of individuals in answering the question; matching the statement with the plurality of comparative statements to determine whether the statement is accurate or inaccurate, the comparative statements identified from an essay-type of answers given by the plurality of individuals responsive to the question. 10. The method of claim 6 , further comprising performing a computer-implemented natural language technique that classifies the question and determines the domain.