CELF-5 Overview Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the CELF-5 assessment?

• To measure physical abilities

• To assess language skills in individuals aged 5 to 21

• To test computer literacy

• To evaluate mathematical skills

Which age group is the CELF-5 assessment designed for?

• 3 to 10 years

• 5 to 21 years

• 10 to 18 years

• All age groups

What are the two different age groups for the CELF-5 record forms?

• 3-7 and 8-12

• 5-8 and 9-21

• 6-10 and 11-15

• 0-4 and 5-9

What is the significance of the manual in administering the CELF-5?

• It is only for parents and teachers

• It contains the answer keys

• It is optional for the assessment

• It provides detailed instructions and scoring information

How is the starting point for a subtest determined in the CELF-5?

• Randomly selected

• Based on the examiner's experience

• Based on the client's preference

• Based on the client's chronological age

What does a perfect score on two consecutive items from the start point indicate in the sentence comprehension subtest?

• A requirement to switch to another subtest

• The end of the assessment

• The need to repeat the subtest

• The establishment of a basal

What is the purpose of the item analysis found after every subtest in the CELF-5?

• To show what each question was targeting

• To indicate the difficulty level of each item

• To suggest additional exercises for the client

• To provide a summary of the client's performance

How are scaled scores used in calculating the core language score?

• They are not used in calculating the core language score

• They are multiplied together

• They are averaged

• They are added together

What role does the child's chronological age play in interpreting the CELF-5 results?

• It determines the starting point for subtests

• It is only used for record-keeping

• It has no impact on the assessment

• It influences the choice of stimulus books

What is the confidence interval used for in the CELF-5 assessment?

• To adjust the difficulty level of the subtests

• To provide a range within which the true score likely falls

• To calculate the final score of the assessment

• To determine the number of subtests to administer