Interpreting & Evaluating Language Test

Interpreting involves providing a written translation of a text from one language to another.

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Evaluation is the process of analyzing something to determine its overall value, quality, or effectiveness.

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There are two areas of language knowledge: Organizational and Semantics Knowledge.

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Knowledge of vocabulary is one of .... Knowledge

• TEXTUAL

• PRAGMATIC

• GRAMMATICAL

• PHONOLOGY

Here are the types of knowledge which has been explained, except:

• Knowledge of vocabulary

• Knowledge of syntax

• Knowledge of phonology

• Knowledge of analytical

Which of the following methods is used to interpret test scores?

• raw score interpretation

• norm referenced score interpretation

• scale score interpretation

• mean score interpretation

What does a raw score represent in the context of test results?

• The z-score indicating the number of standard deviations from the mean

• The standardized score adjusted for mean and standard deviation

• he percentile rank among all test takers

• The number of questions answered correctly without any adjustments or transformations

A norm-referenced score interpretation compares an individual’s performance to a predefined standard or criterion.

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Assessment of speaking and writing is sometimes subjective and can cause bias in evaluation.

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Which one is the challenge in interpreting language test score?

• Objectivity in scoring.

• The same learning progress.

• Subjectivity in scoring.

• Validity