Validity Quiz - Characteristics of Assessment

A math test includes questions from topics not discussed in class. What type of validity is lacking?

• Content-related

• Construct-related

• Criterion-related

• Consequential

A test that predicts students' future college performance is an example of:

• Construct-related

• Content-related

• Criterion-related

• Internal consistency

A critical thinking test focuses only on memorized facts. Which validity is missing?

• Criterion-related

• Construct-related

• Content-related

• Test-retest

A test leads to unfair placement of students in low-performing sections. What validity is questioned?

• Content-related

• Construct-related

• Criterion-related

• Consequences of use

A reading test includes vocabulary and comprehension. This ensures:

• Construct validity

• Content validity

• Criterion validity

• Reliability

A test's result is highly correlated with student GPA. This shows:

• Construct validity

• Consequential validity

• Criterion-related validity

• Test-retest validity

The test aligns well with the learning objectives taught in class. This reflects:

• Content-related evidence

• Internal consistency

• Inter-rater reliability

• Systematic error

A student's poor test score leads to incorrect assumptions about their intelligence. Which is affected?

• Criterion validity

• Construct validity

• Content validity

• Time sampling error

An entrance exam is strongly predictive of student success in the first year. This is an example of:

• Content-related

• Construct-related

• Criterion-related

• Inter-rater

A test includes only multiple-choice questions, which may not reflect deeper understanding. This weakens:

• Criterion validity

• Content validity

• Construct validity

• Reliability