MOOC Quiz

What is a key characteristic of innovative trends in ELT evaluation?

• Reliance solely on summative tests.

• Integration of technology and authentic assessment.

• Elimination of feedback processes.

• Focus only on teacher-led evaluations.

Which of the following is an example of formative assessment?

• A final speaking exam at the end of the course.

• A standardized English proficiency test.

• Weekly peer review sessions on written assignments.

• A mid-year exam to determine promotion.

What is the primary benefit of using digital tools for assessment in ELT?

• Standardizing all learning experiences.

• Reducing the need for teacher involvement.

• Enhancing accessibility and interactivity.

• Replacing traditional assessment methods entirely.

In authentic assessment, tasks should:

• Mimic real-world scenarios and contexts.

• Be based solely on textbook knowledge.

• Focus only on grammar accuracy.

• Avoid any connection to students’ daily lives.

Which of the following reflects metacognition in ELT?

• A teacher grading a final exam.

• A peer review session conducted without teacher supervision.

• A listening comprehension test without feedback.

• A student reflecting on their test-taking strategies.

Summative evaluation is primarily used to:

• Provide ongoing feedback to students during a lesson.

• Measure overall achievement at the end of a course.

• Replace all other forms of evaluation.

• Motivate students with non-graded activities.

How can SDGs be integrated into ELT assessment?

• By using decontextualized grammar exercises.

• By aligning assessments with topics like sustainability and global citizenship.

• By ignoring cultural diversity in task design.

• By focusing solely on language structure.

Which tool is best suited for gamifying assessments in ELT?

• Traditional paper-based exams.

• Online platforms like Kahoot and Quizizz.

• Handwritten essays.

• Standardized testing centers.

Peer review is most effective when:

• Students provide constructive feedback to their peers.

• Teachers conduct the review sessions without student input.

• Reviews are used to grade students without feedback.

• It focuses only on grammar corrections.

Why is providing feedback essential in ELT assessment?

• To grade students more effectively.

• To eliminate the need for self-assessment.

• To simplify the teacher’s role in the classroom.

• To help learners identify strengths and areas for improvement.