Assessment Types Quiz

What does a product-oriented assessment primarily evaluate?

• The process of learning

• The final output or tangible product

• Student behavior in class

• The number of attempts made

Which of the following is an example of a product-oriented performance-based assessment?

• Answering a multiple-choice test

• Reciting a poem in class

• Writing an original essay

• Participating in a debate

A performance-based task requires students to:

• Select the correct answer from given options

• Perform a task that results in a measurable product

• Complete worksheets for grading

• Memorize and recite facts

Which of the following is NOT an example of a product-oriented assessment?

• Infographics

• Maps

• Oral presentations

• Research papers

The purpose of using rubrics in product-oriented assessment is to:

• Evaluate student performance fairly

• Provide clear criteria for grading

• Offer feedback on strengths and weaknesses

• All of the above

Performance-based assessment is sometimes called:

• Traditional assessment

• Authentic assessment

• Standardized assessment

• Competitive assessment

Which of the following is a key characteristic of performance-based assessment?

• It relies on multiple-choice questions

• It involves systematic observation of performance

• It does not require rubrics

• It has no clear learning objectives

In performance-based assessment, students demonstrate their learning through:

• Creating physical or digital products

• Answering standardized tests

• Listening to lectures

• Repeating information from a textbook

The main advantage of performance-based assessment is:

• It is easier to grade

• It measures real-world application of knowledge

• It focuses only on memorization

• It requires minimal student effort

Which is NOT a characteristic of a well-designed performance assessment task?

• It clearly states learning objectives

• It involves active participation

• It includes performance-based activities

• It has only one correct answer