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FNES 146 Unit 1 Exam

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 49mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does Bloom’s Taxonomy identify?

a)

Bloom’s Taxonomy identifies how students study for tests

b)

Bloom’s Taxonomy identifies higher order thinking skills that students use as knowledge and learning become more complex

c)

Bloom’s Taxonomy identifies how students perform skills

d)

Bloom’s Taxonomy identifies lower order thinking skills that students use as knowledge and learning become more complex

2.

What are assessments used for?

a)

To provide students with instruction on skills

b)

To provide students with background knowledge on the lesson

c)

To provide feedback to students about their progress toward meeting learning goals

d)

To provide students with the rules and regulations of games

3.

What report in the 1980s stated that our (United States) education system was in major decline?

a)

Education in the United States vs. China

b)

A Nation at Risk

c)

A Failing System

d)

Education in the United States vs. the World

4.

Which of the following best defines standards-based assessment?

a)

The ability of the student to come up with a standard or goal and then progress towards that goal.

b)

The process wherein a teacher evaluates a student and compares the outcome of the assessment to that of the entire class.

c)

The process of determining whether a student can demonstrate, in context, his or her knowledge and ability relative to the identified standards of learning

d)

All of the above

5.

Which of the following is not a characteristic of performance-based assessment?

a)

Open-ended

b)

Complex

c)

Authentic

d)

Selected Response

6.

When completing Fitness Logs, students satisfy the criteria of which SHAPE National Standard?

a)

Standard 2

b)

Standard 5

c)

Standard 3

d)

Standard 1

7.

When developing a peer assessment. What is the correct order of the cues or critical elements for peer observation?

a)

Ready position, Execution, Preparation, Follow-through

b)

Preparation, Ready position, Execution, Follow-through

c)

Ready position, Preparation, Execution, Follow-through

d)

Follow-through, Execution, Preparation, Ready position

8.

Which of the following is not an example of Performance Based Assessment?

a)

Play a game in a class tournament

b)

Completing a 5k road race

c)

Running laps around the gym

d)

Announcing an in-class basketball game

9.

Which of the following are characteristics of Performance-Based Assessment?

a)

Real world tasks

b)

Higher level thinking

c)

Provide criteria in advance

d)

All of the above

10.

What is Game Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI) used with?

a)

Tactical Games Instruction Model

b)

Personalized Instruction Model

c)

Cooperative Learning Model

d)

Project Based Learning Model

11.

Which of the following types of open-response questions allows students to select the topic they wish to address from a list of several options?

a)

Student- Choice Question

b)

Response- to- Provided- Information Question

c)

Scaffolded Question

d)

Single Dimension Question

12.

Which of the following is NOT a part to a multiple choice question?

a)

Stem

b)

Body

c)

Key

d)

Distractors

e)

They are all correct parts

13.

Which are the two types of analytic rubrics?

a)

Quantitative analytic rubric and Qualitative analytic rubric

b)

Qualitative analytic rubric and Developmental analytic rubric

c)

Quantitative analytic rubric and Holistic analytic rubric

d)

Holistic analytic rubric and Qualitative analytic rubric

14.

What is the first step when creating a qualitative rubric?

a)

Identify behaviors that students should achieve

b)

Identify descriptors

c)

Develop levels

d)

Visualize the final product

15.

Analytic rubrics are usually used with _____________ assessments. Holistic rubrics are more likely to be used for ______________ assessments.

a)

Summative, Formative

b)

Quantitative, Qualitative

c)

Qualitative, Quantitative

d)

Formative, Summative

16.

What factors can affect criteria for performance?

a)

Prior knowledge, resources available, class size

b)

Resources available, student maturity, parents

c)

Class size, parents opinions, students

d)

Prior knowledge, class size, type of sneakers you wear

17.

What is an example of Performance Based Assessment?

a)

Keeping statistics during game play

b)

Officiating a game during a sport unit

c)

Coaching a team during a sport unit

d)

All the above

e)

None of the above

18.

What is an exemplar?

a)

Having transparent criteria

b)

Sample of student work that demonstrate either acceptable or unacceptable performance

c)

After receiving teacher feedback the student resubmits the work for a higher grade

d)

Students grading each other through peer assessments

19.

Why should you provide the rubric before/with the assessment?

a)

It allows for you to save paper by using both sides of the sheet

b)

Providing the rubric beforehand allows for the students to know what they are being graded on, minimizing chances of confusion

c)

You should not provide the rubric beforehand because students may behave differently in order to fulfill the requirements of the rubric

d)

It allows for the students to analyze the rubric and make any necessary changes

20.

Which of the following is NOT a key tenet of standard based instruction?

a)

Norm referenced assessment

b)

Criterion referenced assessment

c)

Develop assessments and instruction that work together

d)

Inform students about criteria for assessment as instruction begins