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WorksheetsCirrus Praxis 5622 Chapter Three
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following is an example of an informal assessment?
annual state test
college admission test
IQ test
portfolio assessment
Mr. Clayborne wants to informally gather information about Charity's progress in reading to help her target her flexible small-group instruction. Which assessment is most appropriate for him to use?
state standardized test
aptitude test
anecdotal record
intelligence test
Ms. Randle is gathering information about her students at the beginning of the school year to determine their reading levels. She wants to find out what skills they are entering school with. Which assessment tool should she choose?
diagnostic assessment
formative assessment
summative assessment
aptitude test
Mr. Ferguson's students are taking an end-of-course examination that they must pass as a graduation requirement. Which type of assessment are they taking?
Diagnostic
Formative
Summative
Intelligence test
Mrs. Franco's students meet with her individually so that she can ask them questions about what they have learned. Which assessment format is Mrs. Franco using?
performance
observation
conference
portfolio
Mr. Diego, the history teacher will be giving a final test the day before grades are due for the semester. He needs an assessment that will cover all of the information that has been learned so far this year in a format that will be quick and easy to grade. Which format would work best for Mr. Diego?
essay
selected-response
conference
portfolio
Mrs. Frisillo notates the progress of her kindergarten students by indicating the date at which children can master skills such as writing their name, identifying basic shapes, and memorizing their parents' phone number. Which assessment tool is she using?
rubric
checklist
anecdotal notes
portfolio
Mr. Amendt, the English teacher, provides students with detailed descriptions of criteria that define each level of writing performance. Students use the descriptions to learn what they can do to be better writers, and then the student's level of performance is graded according to the criteria. Which assessment tool is he using?
rubric
checklist
selected response
anecdotal notes
Ms. DiCristafaro is considering using peer assessment to help students edit their writing assignments. Which of the following steps should she take first?
establish a safe learning environment
pair students by ability level
teach students active listening skills
remind students of the importance of grades
Mr. Patrick would like his students to self-assess their history projects before turning them in. Before beginning the project, which of the following should take place?
set learning goals
locate resources
critically evaluate their work
articulate learning
Mrs. Grand is searching for a test that will compare her students' content knowledge with other students in the state. Which type of assessment should she use?
achievement
aptitude
ability
informal
Mr. Cavanaugh, the school counselor, would like information that will help him determine which students should be placed in the pre-engineering program. He does not expect students to have the skills but is looking for students who have the potential to develop engineering skills. Which of the following types of assessments should he use?
intelligence
achievement
aptitude
ability
Which of the following is a characteristic of a norm-referenced test?
Questions are based on adopted curriculum
Questions do not range in difficulty
Students scores are based on mastery of objective
Student scores are based on comparisons with others.
After taking a reading test, Jensen was provided a grade-equivalent score that indicated she is performing above grade level. What type of test did Jensen take?
norm referenced
criterion referenced
formative
informal
Which of the following statements on a score report may be true?
A test may be valid, but not reliable
A high standard deviation means that students performed well on the test
A test may be reliable, but not valid
Percentile refers to how many questions the students answered correctly
Dennis scored in the sixty-fifth percentile. Which of the following best describes what this score means?
Dennis missed 65% of the questions.
Dennis ranked higher than 65% of the test takers.
Dennis answered 65% of the questions correctly.
Dennis ranked lower than 65% of the test takers.
Mr. Jarod wants to create a rubric that he can easily grade for the final examination of the year. Which type of scoring should he use?
holistic scoring
analytical scoring
single-point scoring
analytical checklist
Mrs. Kimberly has created an analytical-scoring rubric. Which of the following would be true about this rubric?
It is limited to indicators of proficiency
It provides detailed feedback to help students improve
It will be easy to grade
It was simple to create
Mrs. Plumley is meeting with Erika's parents to discuss the results of her Cognitive Aptitude Test (CogAT). Erika's parents are concerned that her low scores will affect her ability to be successful in postsecondary education. Which of the following is the best response.
Aptitude tests do not measure content knowledge or work ethic.
Erika will need to work harder to overcome her gaps in content knowledge.
Erika will be most successful in a career in civic service.
Erika may want to consider technical school to learn a skill in lieu of college.
Madeline's achievement scores indicate that she is in the top 25% of test takers. What can school officials determine from this score.
Madeline is more intelligent than most of the other students who have taken this test.
Madeline has retained more content knowledge than most of the other students who have taken this test.
Madeline will be more successful in any chosen profession than most other students.
Madeline does not have an exceptionality.
