TTL2

1. What does ICT stand for in the context of assessment?

• A. Information and Collaborative Techniques

• B. Internet and Computer Tools

• C. Integrated Communication Training

• D. Information and Communication Technology

2. Why is technology applied in classroom assessment according to Shermis and Di Vesta (2011)?

• A. To make classroom decoration efficient

• B. To collect information more efficiently

• C. To create student competitions

• D. To replace teachers entirely

3. Who benefits most from the use of ICT in tracking metacognitive strategies?

• A. Parents

• B. Principals

• C. Student

• D. School board

4. Where can e-portfolios be stored and accessed most conveniently?

• A. Digital or online platforms

• B. Paper folders

• C. Classroom bulletin boards

• D. USB flash drives only

5. How does computer-based testing simplify the assessment process?

• A. By using printed exams

• B. By scanning and grading tests automatically

• C. By letting students guess answers

• D. By reducing teacher-student interaction

6. What makes computer-adaptive testing unique?

• A. It uses handwritten answers

• B. It has the same questions for all students

• C. It is only for math assessments

• D. It adjusts the difficulty of questions based on student performance

7. Why is an e-portfolio considered advantageous over a traditional one?

• A. It eliminates physical storage problems

• B. It limits the use of multimedia

• C. It restricts reflection opportunities

• D. It cannot be accessed online

8. Who designed the idea that ICT supports both formative and summative assessment?

• A. Vygostsky

• B. Albert Einstein

• C. Tiene and Ingrams

• D. Steve Jobs

9. Where would you most likely use the app “Canva” in assessment?

• A. To record podcast

• B. To create an infographic

• C. To conduct a survey

• D. To grade essays

10. What is the main limitation of using e-portfolios?

• A. Requires time to learn software and hardware skills

• B. Cannot include videos

• C. Needs physical submission

• D. Cannot be shared