MCQs on Administration and Scoring

What is the primary goal of administering a test?

• To entertain students

• To rank students publicly

• To evaluate students' knowledge in a structured manner

• To discipline students

Which of the following is an example of objective scoring?

• Essay writing

• Oral presentation

• Multiple choice questions

• Group discussion

What is a key feature of grading compared to marks?

• More detailed feedback

• Offers precise numerical results

• Groups performance into categories

• Is less accepted in schools

Which of the following is NOT a part of test administration?

• Preparing answer keys

• Giving clear instructions

• Monitoring students during the test

• Ensuring a distraction-free environment

What is the advantage of using grades over marks?

• They eliminate the need for teacher assessment

• They give more stress to students

• They reduce pressure and allow broader performance interpretation

• They are more specific than marks

In subjective scoring, which of the following is essential for fairness?

• Strict time limits

• Multiple question types

• A clear scoring rubric

• Random checking

Reporting student performance typically does NOT involve:

• Providing narrative feedback

• Assigning classroom duties

• Issuing report cards

• Sharing progress reports