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Ed 126 (Assessment in Learning 1)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

Twenty- first century skills are built on core literacy and numeracy required of students to master. In order to meet the demands of the 21st century educators need to focus on:

I. What to teach

II. How to teach

III. How to assess

a)

I and II

b)

I and III

c)

III only

d)

I, II and III

2.

Assessment emphasizes the use of feedback and helps in development of learners. What characteristic of 21st century assessment is described?

a)

Communicated

b)

Informative

c)

Responsive

d)

Technically sound

3.

Assessment are part of day-to-day activities instead of just simply at the end of instruction. What characteristic of 21st century assessment is described?

a)

Systematic

b)

Flexible

c)

Responsive

d)

Integrated

4.

Assessment can be used by teachers as basis for decision-making in the following phases of instruction:

I. Before starting teaching

II. During teaching

III. After a teaching segment

a)

I

b)

III

c)

I and III

d)

I, II and III

5.

Education is originated from the terms “educare” and “educere” which mean?

a)

to draw out

b)

to deal with

c)

to care with

d)

to deal out

6.

These are competencies/skills acquired upon completion of a subject, a grade, a segment of the program, or of the program itself.

a)

deferred outcomes

b)

immediate outcomes

c)

program outcome

d)

learning outcome

7.

These are statements of what the graduates of an educational institution are supposed to be able to do beyond graduation.

a)

Institutional outcomes

b)

Program outcomes

c)

Learning outcomes

d)

Course outcomes

8.

These are what students should be able to demonstrate at the end of course or subject.

a)

Institutional outcomes

b)

Program outcomes

c)

Learning outcomes

d)

Course outcomes

9.

It is the process of determining or describing the attributes or characteristics of physical objects generally in terms of quantity.

a)

Evaluation

b)

Measurement

c)

Assessment

d)

Test

10.

What is the Latin term of assessment which means “to set beside”?

a)

assidere

b)

assidre

c)

assedire

d)

assedere

11.

It is a process designed to provide information that will help us to make a judgment about a particular situation.

a)

Evaluation

b)

Measurement

c)

Assessment

d)

Test

12.

What measurement that do not depend on the person or individual taking the measurements?

a)

subjective

b)

objective

c)

variables

d)

factors

13.

What is the process of gathering evidence of students’ performance over a period of time to determine learning and mastery of skills?

a)

Evaluation

b)

Measurement

c)

Assessment

d)

Test

14.

This is a method of judging the worth of a program while the program activities are in progress.

a)

Formative evaluation

b)

Summative Evaluation

c)

Diagnostic Evaluation

d)

Achievement Evaluation

15.

What assessment that the teachers use assessment result to inform or adjust their teaching?

a)

Assessment FOR learning

b)

Assessment AS learning

c)

Assessment IN learning

d)

Assessment TO learning

16.

This is usually given at the end of a unit, grading period or a term like semester.

a)

Assessment AS learning

b)

Assessment IN learning

c)

Assessment FOR learning

d)

Assessment To learning

17.

The Commission on Higher Education, the body that regulates higher education in the Philippines in its Memorandum # 20, s.2014 requires the following program outcomes for all higher education institutions except:

a)

preserve and promote “Filipino historical and cultural heritage

b)

articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice

c)

work effectively and dependently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams

d)

effectively communicate orally and in writing using both English and Filipino

18.

What level of cognitive domain in which focuses on separating materials or concepts into component parts to understand the whole?

a)

Understanding

b)

Analyzing

c)

Applying

d)

Evaluating

19.

This cognitive level is using what was learned in the classroom into similar new situations.

a)

Creating

b)

Applying

c)

Evaluating

d)

Analyzing

20.

The following are the levels of cognitive domain except:

a)

Applying

b)

Understanding

c)

Integrating

d)

Remembering

21.

This cognitive level is building a structure or pattern; putting parts together.

a)

Analyzing

b)

Evaluating

c)

Creating

d)

Applying

22.

What category of psychomotor domain that the ability to use sensory cues to guide motor activity?

a)

Set

b)

Guided Response

c)

Perception

d)

Mechanism

23.

At this level of affective domain, the person held a value system that has controlled his behavior for a sufficiently long time that a characteristic “life style” has been developed.

a)

Responding

b)

Characterization

c)

Valuing

d)

Organizing

24.

This level of affective domain is the willingness to be perceived by others as valuing certain ideas, materials or phenomena.

a)

Responding

b)

Characterization

c)

Valuing

d)

Organizing

25.

The simplified psychomotor categories are the following except:

a)

Imitating

b)

Adapting

c)

Observing

d)

Applying

26.

This affective domain employs arranging values into priorities, creating a unique value system by comparing, relating and synthesizing values.

a)

Responding

b)

Characterization

c)

Valuing

d)

Organizing

27.

In Harrow’s Psychomotor Taxonomy, this category use effective body language, such as gestures and facial expressions.

a)

Skilled movements

b)

Nondiscursive communication

c)

Reflex movements

d)

Fundamental movements

28.

Who was the former student of Benjamin Bloom reviewed the cognitive domain and made some effective changes?

a)

Jeff Anderson

b)

Lorin Anderson

c)

Johann Anderson

d)

Gerald Anderson

29.

It refers to the ability to apply cognitive, psychomotor and affective skills competencies in various situations many years completion of s subject; grade level or degree program.

a)

deferred outcomes

b)

immediate outcomes

c)

program outcome

d)

learning outcome

30.

What should be the first step in planning for portfolio assessment?

a)

Determine scoring criteria

b)

Select entries to be included

c)

Determine self-analysis content

d)

Plan the purpose of assessment

31.

From which assumption is portfolio assessment based on?

a)

Assessment should stress the knowledge production.

b)

Test scores are the basis for learners’ achievement.

c)

Learners is adequately described by the affective domains.

d)

Portfolio assessment is dynamic.

32.

Teacher DJ wants to test his student’s ability to formulate ideas, which type of test should he formulate?

a)

Essay

b)

Matching type

c)

Multiple-choice answer

d)

Completion type

33.

Which refers to the collection of students’ products and sample works for evaluation purposes?

a)

Performance – Based

b)

Structured Record

c)

Traditional

d)

Portfolio

34.

Which of the following best describes performance assessment classroom practice?

a)

Teacher Andrew based his final rating on the results of students’ examination

b)

Teacher Alex collects examination results and journal of students

c)

Teacher Jonathan includes related portfolio and activities requiring process and products

d)

Teacher Ronderf based his assessment on oral recitation and attendance

35.

What is the first step in planning for a performance based assessment?

a)

Prepare a scoring rubric.

b)

Evaluate the performance.

c)

Identify performance tasks.

d)

Determine the purpose of assessment.

36.

If the students are to be assessed individually on their mastery of reciting Panatang Makabayan, what kind of rubric should teacher Arzon used in rating the performance of his 25 students for only one period of time engagement?

a)

Holistic

b)

Analytic

c)

Both holistic and analytic

d)

Either holistic or analytic

37.

Which could be seen in a rubric?

I. Objective in a high level of cognitive level

II. Scale for Assessment

III. Dimensions of the quality

IV. Description of dimensions

a)

I and II only

b)

II, III and IV

c)

I, II and III

d)

I, II, III, and IV

38.

Which kind of rubric is BEST for rating students’ portfolio?

a)

Holistic

b)

Analytic

c)

Both holistic and analytic

d)

Either holistic or analytic

39.

Teacher Joseph wants to maximize the amount of time spent for performance- based assessment which of the following must he consider?

a)

Task given should be limited

b)

Formulate objectives only for affective domains

c)

Plan tasks for both instruction and assessment

d)

Evaluate one competency for multiple performance tasks.

40.

Which Statement about performance-based assessment is FALSE?

a)

It stresses what can students know and do.

b)

It assesses both process and product tasks.

c)

It emphasizes application of knowledge.

d)

It accentuates process only.

41.

What should be considered in planning for performance-based assessment?

a)

The table of specifications of the tasks

b)

The purpose of assessment

c)

Traditional Assessment

d)

Available paper-and-pencil test

42.

Teacher Michelle assessed her students in terms of appropriate and effective use of some equipment and tools in Technology and Livelihood Education. What mode of assessment should Ms. Michelle use?

a)

Journal Assessment

b)

Affective Assessment

c)

Traditional Assessment

d)

Performance-Based Assessment

43.

Mr. Agup, a business management professor, makes sure that he includes performance tasks at the end of the course study that will enable the students to practice and apply what they have learned in the real world of business. Which task is being practiced by Mr. Agup?

a)

Capstone Performance

b)

Completing an Inquiry

c)

Solving a Problem

d)

Presentation Tasks

44.

Ms. Mency is doing a performance-based assessment in website development with the use of different programming system in her Information Technology course. Which of the following will most likely happen?

a)

Students are evaluated using portfolio.

b)

Students are evaluated by traditional testing.

c)

Students are evaluated on actual demonstration.

d)

Students are evaluated based from past experiences.

45.

Which is LEAST authentic method of assessment?

a)

Research output in History Class

b)

Photofolio in Educational Technology class

c)

Paper-and-pencil test in Physical Education

d)

Collection of outputs and experiments in Science

46.

Mr. Jam administered an achievement test in Science to his grade 7 students. He considered the performance of one student as basis for assigning the grade equivalence of the scores obtained by the other students. What type of assessment did he use?

a)

Holistic

b)

Contextualized

c)

Norm-referenced

d)

Criterion-referenced

47.

Teacher Ana Rose wants to use the global approach of assessing her students through reflection journals, peer assessment, self-assessment, group presentation and portfolio. Which type of assessment will she use?

a)

Holistic Assessment

b)

Analytic Assessment

c)

Formative Assessment

d)

Summative Assessment

48.

Which of the following forms of assessment Teacher Nick will use if he wants to measure the degree of authenticity of learning outcomes among his students?

a)

Analytic

b)

Traditional

c)

Summative

d)

Performance -Based

49.

Who among the following teachers is doing an evaluation?

a)

Teacher Romnick who is computing the final grades based on several criteria for assessment

b)

Teacher Ronnel who is administering the chapter exam to his students.

c)

Teacher Ronnie who is re-checking the test paper of his students.

d)

Teacher Michelle who is rating the finished project of her students.

50.

Teacher Rosally administered a quiz to find out if the students have understood the lesson on finding the volume of solid figures. What type of assessment was done?

a)

Summative Assessment

b)

Formative Assessment

c)

Analytic assessment

d)

Holistic assessment