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What is the main purpose of a norm-referenced test?

• To determine individual achievement based on specific criteria.

• To assess student achievement against a reference group.

• To provide information about student skills.

• To analyze the learning process.

Bloom's taxonomy was updated in 2001 by replacing 'knowledge' with:

• Understanding.

• Application.

• Remembering.

• Creating.

Formative assessment is used to:

• Provide feedback throughout the learning process.

• Provide final assessment of achievement.

• Place students in specific groups.

• Determine if students need special education.

Objective tests were first used by George Fisher in the year:

• 1845.

• 1920.

• 1950.

• 1975.

Formative assessment provides information to:

• Students only.

• Teachers only.

• Students and teachers.

• School administrators.

The 'true-false' question type is most suitable for:

• Testing higher-order thinking skills.

• Testing basic facts and knowledge.

• Measuring the ability to organize ideas.

• Assessing student attitudes.

The main difference between norm-referenced and criterion-referenced tests is:

• The format of the test questions.

• The process of evaluating results.

• The way the test is administered.

• The testing equipment used.

According to Bloom's taxonomy, the highest level in the cognitive domain is:

• Analysis.

• Synthesis.

• Evaluation.

• Creating.

The psychomotor domain involves:

• Feelings and values.

• Physical movement and coordination.

• Mastery of facts and concepts.

• Assessment of attitudes.

The 'parallel forms' testing technique is used to measure:

• Test reliability.

• Content validity of the test.

• Measurement error.

• Affective learning outcomes.