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Prelim Exam for EDUC 61

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

 

Processes for responding to assessments are thoughtfully developed, incorporating best practices in feedback and formative assessment. What characteristic of 21st century  assessment is this?

a)

Responsive

b)

  Flexible

c)

   Integrated

d)

   Informative

2.

According to DepEd No. 73 series 2012, it shall be used primarily as quality assurance to track students’ progress to the attainment of standards, promote self-reflection, and personal accountability for one’s learning and provide a basis for the profiling of student program. What does this refer to?

a)

Evaluation

b)

     Test

c)

Assessment

d)

   Quiz

3.

It is an assessment that involves conventional methods of testing such as quiz, exam, and standardize tests.

a)

Authentic assessment

b)

Traditional assessment

c)

Analytic assessment

d)

Holistic assessment

4.

It is a real-world assessment that is meant to focus on the impact on one’s work in realistic and often messy contexts.

a)

   Traditional assessment

b)

Authentic assessment

c)

Formative assessment

d)

Summative assessment

5.

Assessment need to be adaptable to students’ settings. Rather than the identical approach that works in traditional assessment, 21st century approaches are more versatile. What characteristic of 21st century assessment is this?

a)

Responsive

b)

Flexible

c)

Integrated

d)

Informative

6.

Decision-making is very important in the teaching and learning process and one of the decisions to be made is to know first the content to cover during the following day, week, month, grading period and so on. In what phase of teaching-learning process does this happen?

a)

Before starting teaching

b)

During teaching

c)

After teaching

d)

After the exams

7.

Which among the choices below is the best decision to make after teaching?

a)

Observation of learners during learning activities.

b)

Students learning on what and how the lesson is presented.

c)

Effectiveness of teaching the lesson to the students.

d)

Content to cover during following day.

8.

If the development of solution in in traditional assessment is teacher-structured, what about in authentic assessment?

a)

Made by policy makers

b)

Teacher-centered

c)

Student-structured

d)

Teacher-structured

9.

Below are the three points of instruction in formative assessment except one:

a)

After every lesson

b)

During instructions

c)

Between lessons

d)

Between units

10.

This assessment is administered at the end of the instruction and it provides a snapshot of a student’s knowledge.

a)

Summative assessment

b)

Formative assessment

c)

Diagnostic assessment

d)

Placement assessment

11.

If you are the teacher of Grade 9 students and you want to describe the students’ performance in the class by comparing to others, what type of assessment will you use?

a)

Summative assessment

b)

Formative assessment

c)

Criterion-referenced assessment

d)

Norm-referenced assessment

12.

Twenty-first century assessment is part of a comprehensive and well-aligned assessment system that is balanced and inclusive of all students, constituents, and stakeholders and designed to support improvement at all levels. What characteristic of 21st century assessment is this?

a)

Systemic

b)

Integrated

c)

Flexible

d)

Technically sound

13.

This type of assessment describes the performance of the students of the students without reference to the performance of others which uses preset criteria or predefined outcome.

a)

Summative assessment

b)

Formative assessment

c)

Criterion-referenced assessment

d)

Norm-referenced assessment

14.

Teacher Ann used an assessment which is focused on the students’ construction of functioning knowledge and the students’ performance in application of knowledge in the real world context of the discipline era. What type of assessment did she use?

a)

   Criterion-referenced assessment

b)

Norm-referenced assessment

c)

Contextualized assessment

d)

Decontextualized assessment

15.

During teaching, what is your source of information?

a)

Knowledge of student’s personal family circumstances.

b)

Students’ past grades.

c)

Knowledge of student’s personal family circumstances.

d)

Observation of students’ interaction.

16.

In the assessment classroom instruction, which of the category has its purpose of monitoring learning progress?

a)

Placement assessment

b)

Formative assessment

c)

Diagnostic assessment

d)

Summative assessment

17.

According to Biggs, this type of assessment includes written exams and term papers which are suitable for assessing declarative knowledge and do not necessarily have a direct connection to a real-life context. What does he refer to?

a)

Formative assessment

b)

Decontextualized assessment

c)

Diagnostic assessment

d)

Summative assessment

18.

This refers to the specific approach in the assessment of learning outcomes. Assessment then is made specific based on the importance of the performance. What type of assessment is this?

a)

Analytic assessment

b)

Holistic assessment

c)

Authentic assessment

d)

Traditional assessment

19.

The decision, selection, is accepting or rejecting the examinee based on the results of assessment, for admission or qualification to a program or school activity. What is the best example for this decision?

a)

results of the teacher-made test, class participation, projects, and attendance

b)

A teacher gave an essay test.

c)

College or University Entrance Examination

d)

The NCAE

20.

Teachers who have set clear targets for their lessons, will be guided accordingly as they deliver their lesson through instructional learning activities to meet the desired outcomes. This is based on the?

a)

Outcome-based assessment

b)

Teacher-given assessment

c)

Students’ self-assessment

d)

School assessment