ASSESSMENT

Which of the following is not a principle of effective assessment?

• a) Reliability

• b) Fairness

• c) Ambiguity

• d) Practicality

What is the main purpose of formative assessment?

• a) To assign grades

• b) To monitor progress and provide feedback

• c) To evaluate teaching effectiveness

• d) To assess final outcomes

Which of the following assessment methods is most effective for collaborative skills?

• a) Written tests

• b) Peer reviews

• c) Multiple-choice quizzes

• d) Individual essays

What does "CEFR" stand for?

• a) Common English Framework for Reading

• b) Common European Framework of Reference

• c) Comprehensive English Framework of Reference

• d) Collaborative European Framework for Resources

Which type of assessment is most appropriate for measuring long-term learning goals?

• a) Diagnostic

• b) Formative

• c) Summative

• d) Criterion-referenced

A (a)   assessment provides detailed feedback to help improve learning during the process.

The (a)   framework is commonly used to classify language proficiency levels in English language teaching.

An assessment method that requires students to present their work to an audience is called a (a)   .

In (a)   assessments, students evaluate each other's work.

What is the primary benefit of using rubrics in assessment?

• a) They simplify grading

• b) They provide clear criteria for evaluation

• c) They eliminate subjectivity

• d) They are time-efficient