WorksheetsAssessment Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 14mins
It is a formal, systematic procedure used to gather information about students' behavior.
Evaluation
Assessment
Testing
It is conceptualized as broader in scope and concerned with overall program.
Evaluation
Assessment
Testing
It is concerned with the student and what the student does. It also refers to a variety of ways of collecting information on a learner's language ability or achievement.
Evaluation
Assessment
Testing
Which type of test is the most appropriate to know in which section to assign students?
Diagnostic Test
Aptitude Test
Placement Test
Progress Test
Which type of test measures capacity or general ability to learn FL/SL?
Diagnostic Test
Aptitude Test
Placement Test
Progress Test
Short quizzes are considered as...
Achievement Tests
Progress Tests
Diagnostic Tests
Proficiency Tests
An essay writing test is considered as...
an objective test.
a subjective test.
It is usually developed to measure mastery of well-defined instructional objectives specific to a particular course or program. The purpose is to measure how much learning has occured.
Criterion-referenced Test
Norm-referenced Test
Tests and tasks administered at the end of the course to determine if students have achieved the objectives set out in the curriculum.
(a)
Licensure exams are an example of...
Low-stakes Test
High-stakes Test
It is a type of assessment that measures what students can do about what they learned.
Traditional Assessment
Alternative Assessment
This term describes the extent to which a test measures what it purports to measure. Test what you teach and how you teach it.
Usefulness
Validity
Practicality
Authenticity
Any language test should be developed with a specific purpose, a particular group of test-takers, and a specific language use in mind.
Usefulness
Validity
Practicality
Authenticity
It refers to the consistency of test scores which simply means that a test would offer similar results if it were given at another time.
Authenticity
Washback
Validity
Reliability
A teacher should develop, administer, mark tests within the available time and with available resources.
Practicality
Washback
Transparency
Security
It refers to the availability of clear, accurate information to students about testing.
Practicality
Washback
Transparency
Security
It refers to the effect of testing to teaching and learning.
Practicality
Washback
Transparency
Security
Learners are more motivated to perform when they are faced with tasks that reflect real-world situations and contexts.
Usefulness
Validity
Practicality
Authenticity
This can be an issue if you are using the same test for your classes that will take it in different class schedules.
Practicality
Washback
Transparency
Security
Given the many limitations of assessment, how can teachers get as much information to assess students accurately?
Which is easier to measure?
Validity
Reliability
