Reliability Quiz

A teacher gives the same test to the same students two weeks apart. This is an example of:

• Internal consistency

• Inter-rater reliability

• Test-retest reliability

• Content validity

Two different versions of a test produce similar results. This demonstrates:

• Construct validity

• Equivalent forms reliability

• Internal consistency

• Criterion-related validity

A test shows similar results over time with consistent administration. This is an indicator of:

• Reliability

• Validity

• Content sampling error

• Systematic error

A test is divided into two parts, and students perform similarly on both halves. This checks:

• Inter-rater reliability

• Internal consistency

• Test-retest

• Time-sampling error

Two teachers grade the same essay and give different scores. This is a concern with:

• Internal consistency

• Inter-rater reliability

• Test-retest

• Criterion validity

If a test provides inconsistent results due to different classroom environments, the problem is:

• Time-sampling error

• Systematic error

• Random error

• Construct validity

The test measures consistently but doesn't align with the curriculum. It has:

• High validity

• Low reliability

• High reliability, low validity

• Inter-rater agreement

One version of a test has different difficulty levels compared to another version. This questions:

• Equivalent forms reliability

• Internal consistency

• Inter-rater reliability

• Content validity

Two raters consistently give the same score to a student's performance. This shows:

• Construct validity

• Inter-rater reliability

• Internal consistency

• Content-related evidence

Which method checks if a test yields similar results on different occasions?

• Equivalent forms

• Internal consistency

• Test-retest

• Content sampling