What is the primary purpose of the national assessment under the K to 12 program?

• To evaluate teacher performance

• To standardize the curriculum

• To rank schools nationally

• To measure student learning outcomes

What type of assessment is conducted at the end of a learning period?

• Formative Assessment

• Continuous Assessment

• Summative Assessment

• Diagnostic Assessment

Which of the following is an example of formative assessment?

• National Achievement Test

• Final exams

• Quizzes and class discussions

• Standardized testing

In which grade levels are the National Achievement Tests (NAT) typically administered?

• Grade 2 and Grade 4

• Grade 6 and Grade 10

• Grade 8 and Grade 12

• All grade levels

Assessment results should primarily be used to:

• Guide instructional improvement

• Punish underperforming schools

• Set strict national policies

• Evaluate only student behavior

Which of the following is true about the alignment of assessments?

• Assessments should be separate from the curriculum

• Assessments should reflect learning competencies outlined in the curriculum

• Assessments are not necessary for measuring competencies

• Assessments only need to align with national standards

What is an authentic assessment?

• A standardized test

• A performance task or portfolio

• A form of multiple-choice testing

• An informal classroom activity

What is emphasized in the capacity building and training of educators?

• Knowledge of grading policies

• Effective assessment strategies and data analysis

• Classroom management techniques

• Content delivery methods

Who is involved in the assessment process according to the policy guidelines?

• Only teachers

• Only students

• Teachers, parents, and community members

• School administrators only

What type of data is collected from national assessments?

• Only qualitative data

• Quantitative and qualitative data

• Only anecdotal data

• No data is collected