TTL2 CHAPTER 6 QUIZ

‎1. Which of the following best defines innovative technologies in assessment?

• A. Tools used only for grading essays

• B. Digital and modern methods used to enhance assessment practices

• C. Traditional pen-and-paper testing

• D. Tools used to replace teachers in evaluating students

2. One major advantage of using technology in assessment is:

• ‎A. It increases the teacher’s workload

• ‎B. It delays feedback to students

• ‎C. It allows faster and more accurate feedback

• ‎D. It limits student participation

‎3. Which of the following is an example of formative assessment technology?

• ‎A. Kahoot! quizzes

• ‎B. Final exams

• ‎C. Midterm papers

• D. Portfolio defense

‎4. The use of Learning Management Systems (LMS) such as Google Classroom and Moodle mainly helps in:

• ‎A. Physical attendance checking

• ‎B. Digital delivery and tracking of assessments

• ‎C. Replacing teachers

• D. Limiting communication between students

5. Which technology allows teachers to assess students through interactive and game-based learning?

• ‎A. Zoom

• ‎B. Kahoot!

• ‎C. Excel

• ‎D. Word

‎6. E-portfolios are used in assessment to:

• ‎A. Store exam results

• ‎B. Display and reflect on student learning progress over time

• ‎C. Replace written exams

• ‎D. Limit creative outputs

‎7. One limitation of online assessment tools is:

• ‎A. Immediate feedback

• ‎B. Data storage and analytics

• ‎C. Dependence on stable internet connection

• D. Accessibility to digital resources

‎8. The AI-based grading system primarily benefits teachers by:

• ‎A. Reducing grading consistency

• ‎B. Increasing manual workload

• ‎C. Automating and standardizing scoring

• ‎D. Replacing formative feedback

‎9. Which of the following is a summative assessment supported by technology?

• ‎A. Discussion forums

• ‎B. Online final exams

• ‎C. Quick polls

• ‎D. Exit tickets

10. Authentic assessment technologies are designed to:

• ‎A. Evaluate only factual recall

• ‎B. Simulate real-world tasks and performance

• ‎C. Focus solely on multiple-choice tests

• ‎D. Limit creativity