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Inclusion of Special Populations 22

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All special populations are included in the state-required

Assessment and Accountability programs.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What is the age in Kentucky when students “age out” and are no

longer eligible to receive services?

a)

19

b)

25

c)

21

d)

23

3.

There is a significant difference between an accommodation and a

modification.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What are the three testing options for students eligible to receive

services in Kentucky?

a)

No accommodations, With Accommodations, Alternate Assessment

b)

Partial accommodations, Permanent Accommodations, Due Process

c)

Inclusion, Non-Inclusion, 504’s

d)

IEP’s, 504’s and PSP’s

5.

If a state assessment is modified, it can change the intent of the

assessment item and invalidate test questions.

a)

True

b)

Falso

6.

A student's plan should never be changed near or during a testing

window. True or False?

a)

True

b)

Falso

7.

An educational plan (IEP, 504, PSP) should always be based on a

need and not a disability.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Why is it encouraged to fade an accommodation over time?

a)

Student Independence

b)

Plan is Outdated

c)

Parent Refusal

d)

Due Process

9.

Changing a plan for “testing purposes only” is always wrong

and can often lead to the student performing poorly on the

test.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Once a student reaches an age where they understand their plan

and its development it is important for them to participate

because:

a)

Student will not care.

b)

Student should understand/have a say in their plan.

c)

By law, student must participate.

d)

The plan will expire.

11.

EL students only receive a first year (one-time exemption), the

second year and beyond requires full participation. True or

False?

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Forms for medical emergencies should always remain in the

(a)   ?

13.

State Agency Children and students in a hospital setting are

expected to take the state assessment unless an approved non-

participation has been granted.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

To qualify for the Kentucky Alternate Assessment, which parts of

the participation guidelines must be answered with “yes”?

a)

All

b)

Half

c)

Only Questions 1 & 2

d)

A, B, and C are incorrect

15.

When administering the online version of the state assessment

instead of paper/pencil, what can a reader do differently to help a

student take the test?

a)

Re-read questions

b)

Read with inflection

c)

Read from an internet enabled cell phone screen

d)

The rules are the same

16.

Which of the following is not a requirement prior to providing

accommodations?

a)

Read all manuals and testing literature for the test being given

b)

Read from a computer screen if giving an online test

c)

Have inclusions of special populations and administration code training

d)

Verify all accommodations are current for the student prior to providing

them

17.

Once a test administrator has given one online state test early in

the school year, they already understand how to provide

accommodations for another online state test later in the school

year.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Depending on the accommodation, the rules that govern

accommodations that will be taught in this training change

depending on whether the state test given is administered online

or paper and pencil.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

The test administrator is providing scribing services for a student

taking the state assessment online. What is the best way to find

out how that accommodation should be provided?

a)

Review the inclusions of special populations regulation for the answer

b)

Review the testing manual for the test being given for proper instruction

c)

Review this training again

d)

Ask a colleague down the hall

20.

Why should technology be considered as an early accommodation?

a)

It is easier

b)

They provide essential modifications

c)

Technology carries over to post-school activities

d)

Dependence on technology is ideal

21.

A student is familiar with two forms of reading accommodations,

the classroom teacher reading to him and using a text reader. What is

one important reason the text reader might be considered a first

option?

a)

ext Readers provide necessary modificationsT

b)

The teacher cannot go with the student after they graduate, text readers can

c)

The teacher cannot read as fluently or accurately as a text reader

d)

Text Readers foster dependence

22.

Manipulatives should be a one-to-one accommodation because

they are unique to each student.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Manipulatives should be placed where in the testing room?

a)

The student’s desk

b)

A separate room

c)

A central location, away from the student’s desk, that the student may get up

and access during the test

d)

On a computer or electronic device

24.

A student not taking the alternate assessment may have a 3 x 5

notecard among their manipulatives as long as what condition(s) are

met?

Choose all that apply

a)

Only labels but no content is on the index card

b)

No content, writing or labels are allowed to be on the card

c)

Graphic organizers are allowed as long as they are writing and content free

25.

Which of the following is NOT a role of the reader?

a)

Reading the test book cover to cover

b)

Pointing out parts of questions or tasks skipped by the student

c)

Re-read any part of the test if the student requests it

d)

Read individual words or abbreviations the text or audio reader mispronounces

26.

2. If a student does not understand a word or phrase in a passage or

question, is it okay to summarize or explain that text to the student in

language they understand?

a)

Yes, if the student asks for you to explain it

b)

Always yes

c)

Yes, if they have a reader

d)

No, paraphrasing is not an acceptable accommodation.

27.

A student is provided a reader accommodation in their IEP. The test

administrator is reading the test. The student requests the reader to re-read

the passage and define a word that is not understood. Is this allowed?

a)

Yes to both, the student has reader and paraphrasing and re-reads are

allowed

b)

No to both, re-reads are not allowed

c)

Yes to the re-read. The re-read is allowed, but paraphrasing test content is never

allowed.

d)

No to the re-read. Re-reads are not allowed, but the paraphrasing is okay.

28.

Who cannot serve as a scribe even if they have received the Inclusion of

Special Populations training?

a)

Special Ed Teacher

b)

Peer tutor

c)

Substitute teacher

d)

Counselor

29.

Which of the following must a scribe do to ensure they prevent an

allegation?

a)

Record only the exact information a student provides in the answer box

b)

Re-read the answer the student provided and require the student to provide

all edits to the answer.

c)

Never read the answer back to the student under any circumstances

d)

Correct all mistakes within the written answer for the student

30.

If a student qualifies for a calculator accommodation the student may use

the calculator on any test, including the non-calculator portions of exams?

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Which of the following examples of paraphrasing or simplified language

may be provided on a state test?

a)

Paraphrasing the directions embedded within a test item

b)

Simplifying a test question by changing words to their simpler words

c)

Paraphrasing is not an acceptable accommodation

d)

Simplifying the directions provided prior to the test beginning

32.

Which of the following is not true about the usage of Bilingual Dictionaries

a)

They must be printed

b)

They should only provide word to word translations without definitions

c)

They may be electronic

d)

Internet or any additional capabilities must be turned off

33.

If a student is denied extended time on a state test, the test administrator

should do the following:

a)

Take thorough notes on why the decision was made

b)

Contact the building assessment coordinator and inform them of why the decision

c)

None of the above

34.

A student has behavior modifications on his/her IEP and routinely disrupts

normal classroom instruction. What needs to be done to test this student

one-to-one?

a)

Contact KDE for prior approval

b)

Contact USED for prior approval

c)

Choose not to test the student

d)

Follow district procedures; KDE will leave this decision to local school systems.