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ASL2 Finals Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

From the point of view of students, why are they not so receptive in taking national assessment tests?

a)

Their performance in LSA has nothing to do with their grades.

b)

The results of LSA are not known immediately.

c)

Test formats of LSA appear unfamiliar to students.

d)

Students cannot review for a national assessment test.

2.

How can leaders and manager of educational systems make use of LSA for student improvement?

a)

They can demand accountability from the staff and teachers regarding the students' performance of their schools.

b)

They can use the results for soliciting additional fiscal support from the government.

c)

They can disseminate to the general public the ranking of schools in their system.

d)

They can have a way of evaluating the performance of school heads and teachers.

3.

Which of the techniques is NOT used for examining the reliability of LSA test scores?

a)

Determining score consistency over time

b)

Examining the homogeneity of items of a test

c)

Comparing the scores obtained by the high and low performing groups

d)

Reviewing the scoring done between different raters.

4.

Which of those given is an illustration of high-stake testing in LSA?

a)

an international assessment for comparing countries on student achievement

b)

a national assessment of scholastic aptitude to assist students in making career choices

c)

a standardized test for screening developmental delays in learning

d)

a national achievement test to determine graduation from secondary school

5.

What can school heads benefit from LSA in addition to improving student performance?

a)

Get evidence of their teachers' efficiency and effectiveness

b)

Motivate the parents and stakeholders to support their schools

c)

Obtain information on individual score of students in their school

d)

Use the school results to evaluate the school programs they are implementing

6.

This tool uses contrasting adjective pairs that provide anchors for feelings or beliefs.

a)

Checklist

b)

Likert scale

c)

Semantic differential scale

d)

Sentence completion

7.

I

It is a straight forward approach asking students about their affect by responding to simple statement or question.

a)

Constructed-Response Format

b)

Rating Scale

c)

Selected-Response Format

d)

Semantic Differential Scale

8.

Which of the following answers will Teacher Zia expect from her students if she used a constructed-response format?

a)

Essay

b)

Graphic Scale

c)

Numeric Scale

d)

Yes/No Answer

9.

Positive affective traits and skills are essential for the following except one:

a)

Being an involved and productive member of the society

b)

Encouraging students from dropping out of school.

c)

Maximizing the motivation to learn at present and in the future.

d)

Preparing for occupational and vocational satisfaction and productivity.

10.

The following are the reasons of Teacher Joanne when she uses checklists EXCEPT ONE

a)

Make a quick and easy way to observe and record skills, criteria, and behaviors

b)

Can be given to another teacher when she is on vacation

c)

Provide information to teachers if there are students who need help as to avoid failing.

d)

Help teachers monitor if students are on track with the desired outcomes

11.

This type of portfolio shows the procedure and/or the results of a completed project

a)

Documentation Portfolio          

b)

Process Portfolio

c)

Product Portfolio

d)

Showcase Portfolio

12.

Which of the following refers to the collection of student’s products and sample works for evaluation purposes

a)

Anecdotal Record

b)

Class Record

c)

Portfolio

d)

Test Papers

13.

When planning for portfolio assessment, which should you do first?

a)

Set the targets for portfolio assessment.

b)

Exhibit one's work and be proud of one's collection

c)

Select evidences that could be captured in one's portfolio

d)

Reflect on one's collection and identify strengths and weaknesses

14.

Students will gather evidence of accomplishments for each of the criteria and present these output clusters that relate to the criteria given. Which type of portfolio is described?

a)

Documentation Portfolio

b)

Process Portfolio

c)

Product Portfolio

d)

Standard-Based Portfolio

15.

Which type of portfolio is exemplified if Teacher Ryan wants his students to select their best narrative paragraphs written during the month?

a)

Documentation Portfolio

b)

Product Portfolio

c)

Showcase Portfolio

d)

Standard-Based Portfolio

16.

This requires the parents of pupils to come for a meeting with the teacher to discuss the pupils' progress.

a)

Letters to parents/guardians

b)

Parent-teacher conferences

c)

Pass-fail system

d)

Traditional letter-grade system

17.

Correspondences to parents or guardians are useful supplement to grades.

a)

Letters to parents/guardians

b)

Parent-teacher conferences

c)

Pass-fail system

d)

Traditional letter-grade system

18.

This refers to the substantive content  of the curriculum, the facts and information that  the student acquires.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Process

c)

Understanding

d)

Products/ Performances

19.

The student at this level has developed the fundamental knowledge, skills, and core understandings and can transfer them independently.

a)

Advanced

b)

Beginning

c)

Developing

d)

Proficient

20.

It is very important to include effort or potential to student achievement in assigning grades.

a)

True

b)

False