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WorksheetsAssessment of Learning Long Exam
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 35mins
In which domain of learning are the five key skills of socio-emotional learning – self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills and responsible decision making?
psychomotor
psychomotor and cognitive
cognitive
affective
If scores are plotted in a histogram, which do you call that with the highest frequency?
Mode
Mean
Median
Standard Deviation
If students are asked to display their best work to celebrate learning at the end of the term, which type of portfolio is shown?
Showcase portfolio
Growth portfolio
Development portfolio
Assessment portfolio
On which should rubrics be focused?
On the process
On the learning outcome
On the product
On the task
Avoid using “all” in true-false statement. Why?
The word “all” is misleading
The statement will always tend to be false considering that there is exception to every rule
The statement will always tend to be true
That is the role in formulating a true-false statement
Which score distribution do all teachers, parents and students wish?
That depends on the Mean
Negatively skewed
Bell curve
Positively skewed
Which is TRUE of scores that follow the normal distribution curve?
The mean is higher than the median.
The median is higher than the mean.
The mean, the median and mode are equal.
The mode is higher than the mean and the median.
What needs to be reflected in a portfolio by way of journal text, photos and other items?
Sites of Learning
Test papers
Photos of classmates
Learning experiences
Which is referred to as average of scores?
Standard Deviation
Mean
Mode
Median
How is periodic reporting of student grades useful?
As feedback
As way to win support for the school
As an obligation
As way of pleasing parents
Which type of observation as an assessment method is teacher engaged when observation is not limited to items in a checklist or rating scale?
Informal
Unstructured
Limited
Structured
Which type of assessment focuses on declarative knowledge and/or procedural knowledge in artificial situations detached from the real work context?
Summative assessment
Decontextualized assessment
Contextualized assessment
Formative assessment
What are the two defining characteristics of a scoring rubric?
a. Appropriate criteria
b. Descriptions of performance for each criterion along a continuum
c. Direction on how to use the rubric
d. A and B
A score distribution is negatively skewed? What does this mean?
The mean is low
Most scores are similar
Most scores are low
Most scores are high
Which of the following is an example of formative assessment of students?
Quizzes
Psychological test
Final exam
Placement evaluation
What is informative purpose?
Needed to inspire learners
Needed to communicate with parents and teachers and students
Helps determine students’ class rank and credits
Pushes students’ desire to work for higher grades
In which assessment are you engaged if you want to know if learners have realized the intended learning outcomes?
Criterion-referenced assessment
Decontextualized assessment
Norm-referenced assessment
Contextualized assessment
Which tests is meant to monitor students’ progress in the process of teaching-learning?
Formative test
Diagnostic test
Pretest
Posttest
What is motivational purpose?
Needed to communicate with parents and teachers and students
Pushes students’ desire to work for higher grades
Needed to make learners compete against one another
Helps determine students’ class rank and credits
Which can ensure objectivity of scoring in the use of authentic assessment?
Alignment of the items with objectives
Use of scoring rubric
Clarity of direction
Variety of test items
To ensure attainment of learning outcomes, which can go with formative assessment?
. Do peer tutorial
Pair fast learner with another fast learner to challenge them even more
Give the class extra reading
Devote half of the class period to study period
Here is a score distribution of a quiz with 10 as the highest possible score: 2, 4, 5, 5, 6, 7, 7, 7, 8, 8. Which is the range?
7
8
6
2
Which tests are said to be decontextualized?
Simple recall tests
Performance tests
Tests that measure HOTS
Simulation tests
Assessment results should be interpreted in relation to the __________.
lowest score obtained
lesson content
learning outcomes
highest score obtained
Which is true of a bimodal distribution?
The group has two different modes
The scores are low
The scores are high
The scores are neither high nor low
Spady’s OBE version is concerned with which type of outcome?
Deferred outcome
Immediate outcome
Specific learning outcome
Lesson outcome
Which holds TRUE of assessment if tasks are aligned with the instructional outcomes?
Comprehensive
Creative
Measurable
Valid
What kind of assessment is done during the process of students learning?
Authentic assessment
Formative assessment
Alternative assessment
Summative assessment
Which assessment form is consistent with the saying "The proof of the pudding is in the eating."?
Indirect
Contrived
Authentic
Traditional
On cognitive principles in test construction, what ability is required to correctly answer filling the blanks questions?
Analytical thinking
Application process
Memory recall
Creative imagination
Here is a part of a question: Design a plan to prove that…
Which type of question is it?
Evaluating
Inferring
Creating
Generalizing
Here is a part of the question: Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the following…
Which type of question is it?
Analyzing
Generalizing
. Inferring
Evaluating
To find out if students can follow the lesson in the process of instruction, ask the students some check-up questions. What are these questions?
Evaluative
Formative
Creative
Summative
Here is a part of an essay test item: In light of the facts presents, what is most likely to happen when…
Which type of question is it?
Comparing
Inferring
Analyzing
Generalizing
What numerical grade corresponds to the descriptor “Did not meet expectations?”
90%
Below 75%
85%
80%
In her test re-test exercise, Teacher A found out that those who got high in the first test got low in the re-test. Which does her test lack?
Reliability
Validity
Validity
Fairness
Which type of test can show the student's synthesizing skills?
Performance Test
Multiple Choice Test
Completion Test
Diagnostic Test
The first part of a multiple choice test item is called ______________.
question
distracter
stem
foil
What does a negative discrimination index imply?
An equal number from the lower and the upper groups got the item wrongly.
More from the upper group got the item correctly.
More from the lower group got the item correctly.
More from the upper group got the item wrongly
Among the measures of central tendency, which is most affected by outliers?
Mode
Range
Mean
Median
If a score distribution has a standard deviation of zero, what does it mean?
Most scores are high
Most scores are zero
The scores are the same
Most scores are negative
To finally determine how well students have attained the learning outcomes by grading, in which type of assessment/s is teacher engaged?
Assessment of learning
Assessment as learning
Assessment of and for learning
Assessment for learning
Research found that LET examinees’ GPA in college are positively correlated with their LET ratings. Is there a direct relationship LET examinees’ GPA in college and their LET ratings.
None
Not definite
Not clear
Yes, there is
Which does NOT belong?
Mode
Standard Deviation
Mean
Median
For assessment, which is a list of specific characteristics with a place for marking whether that characteristic is present or absent?
Holistic rubric
Analytic rubric
Rating scale
Checklist
What does high standard deviation mean?
The scores are so spread
The scores congregate around the mean
The highest score is very near to the perfect score
The lowest score is close to the mean
Does assessment FOR learning occur when the teacher gives instruction to ensure that the intended learning outcomes are attained?
Partially yes
Partially no
Yes
No
Which are teachers’ positive evaluative notes on a student’s work that is a part of portfolio documentation?
Reproductions
Productions
Artifacts
Attestations
Which element is essential to reporting of grades to parent?
Their children’s numerical grades
Their children’s rank in class
Their children’s performance
Their children’s limitations
Which tool is most appropriate for summative assessment to assess learners’ ability to compare and contrast?
Histogram
Pictograph
Venn diagram
Gantt chart
An option in multiple-choice test did not work. Which conclusion can you derive about the option?
It belongs to a category of options
It is highly plausible
It should be maintained
It is implausible
Which is TRUE of a positively skewed score distribution?
Most scores are high
The mean is low
Most scores are low
There are extremely high and low scores
Which group of scores is most varied?
0.50 SD
0.10 SD
0.90 SD
0.75 SD
All the examinees obtained scores below the mean. A graphic representation of the score distribution will be __________.
leptokurtic
negatively skewed
positively skewed
perfect normal curve
Situation 1: In a multiple choice test item with A, B, C and D as option and C as the correct answer, out of 50 students nobody chose A, 13 chose B, 10 chose C and 25 chose D. Which is the most effective distracter?
A
B
C
D
What is computed to get the quarterly grade for MAPEH and areas combined?
PE grade is dominant
Music grade will prevail
Get the average
Add all 4 grades
Which is a measure of variability?
Mode
Median
Range
Mean
What assessment/s does a teacher give when he/she makes use of authentic assessment?
I. Product assessment
II. Process assessment
III. Scoring rubric
I and II
II and III
I, II, and III
I only
Which is the midpoint of a score distribution?
Standard Deviation
Median
Mean
Mode
In the context of kinds of test questions, to what does the Table of Competencies relate?
Cognitive level of test items
Sources of test items
Sequencing of test items
Number of test items
What is/are example/s of summative assessment?
I. Midterm exam
II. A final project
III. A term paper
IV. A senior recital
I, II, III, and IV
I, II, and III
I, II
III and IV
Which is a contextualized assessment?
Explaining what a contextualized assessment means
Accomplishing a selected response quiz
Assessing a student’s knowledge of subject-verb agreement by asking her to introduce a friend in class
Differentiating contextualized from decontextualized assessment
Student compositions as a result of academic classroom work put together to the students for assessment purposes are referred to as ____________.
Productions
Reproductions
Attestations
Artifacts
When you reach the “plateau of learning”, what should you do?
Rest
Forget about learning
Reflect on what caused it
Force yourself to learn
What is the basis for ascertaining that a teacher succeeds in her work of educating individual learners?
Their getting a diploma
Their being praised by parents
Their getting out of school
Their acquired competencies
Which is a limitation of giving essay questions?
Achievement may not be adequately sampled due to the time needed answer each question
There is greater objectivity of scoring
Requires comparatively more time to prepare essay questions
High level learning outcomes can be measured
When will parents find reporting of grades of their children meaningful?
By comparing grades of individual students
By distributing report cards
By explaining grades and performance of students
By telling parents the limitation of their children
Analyze this essay test then answer the question:
State, explain, and illustrate with a concrete example the law of recency.
What does the essay lack?
Illustration
Clarity
Specificity
Scoring rubric
Your percentile rank in a test is 90. What does this mean?
lower 10% of the class
lower 90% of the class
upper 90% of the class
upper 10% of the class
In OBE, which determines the what and how of assessment?
Assessment tasks
Subject matter / lesson content
Learning outcomes
Teaching-learning activities
How many learning areas graded as “Did not meet expectation” will mean retention in the same grade level for grade 1-10?
One
Two
Three or more
One or two
Assessment of high quality is reliable. What does reliable mean?
The scores of most of the students are high
The scores of the students are consistent
All of the scores are above the average score
The scores of the students are evenly distributed from low to high
Which is applied to norm-referenced assessment?
A student’s score is compared with ______________.
his score in a previous test
the established criterion of success
his score in the pretest
the scores of other students in class
In the Table of Competencies, to what do unit percentages correspond in the context of the teaching-learning process?
Number of test items
Number of study hours
Number of lesson modules
Number of subjects lessons
On which type of assessment are grades based?
Evaluative
Creative
Summative
Formative
Why are rubrics important?
I. Rubrics help teachers teach
II. Rubrics help coordinate instruction and assessment
III. Rubrics help student learn
I and III
I, II, and III
I and II
II and III
Which assessment is done every lesson, during learning for teachers’ quick check of understanding?
Summative assessment
Formative assessment
Norm-referenced assessment
Metacognitive assessment
Which of the following do formative assessments do?
I. Evaluate student learning at the end of the course
II. Help students identify their strengths and weaknesses and target areas that need more students’ effort
III. Help teacher recognize where students are struggling and address immediately
I only
I and II
II and III
I, II, and III
Here is a multiple choice test item. Which is an improved version of the stem?
Jose Rizal was born on
a. June 11, 1861 c. June 19, 1861
b. June 19, 1869 d. June 16, 1861
Jose Rizal was born on ____________.
Jose Rizal ____________.
Jose Rizal was born ____________.
Jose Rizal was born in ____________.
What is the main advantage of using a table of specifications when preparing for an achievement test?
It reduces the amount of time required
It makes construction of test easier
It improves the sampling content
It increases objectivity
Teacher is guided by a checklist as she observes students’ behavior during the learning activity. In which type of observation is she engaged?
Limited
Unstructured
Structured
Informal
Which of the following comments made by the teacher can likely motivate learners to try harder than give up on learning?
“Kapag mahirap ang paksa, mahirap ding matutunan ito”
“Hayaan lang nating mang-unawa ang magagaling sa atin”
“Ok lang kung hindi natin nauunawaan, bahala na ang Diyos sa atin”
“Bigyan natin ng panahon, at lalabas din ang ating pag-unawa ng paksa”
For test construction, why are teachers required to come up with a Table of Specifications in test construction? To ensure that tests have _____________.
reliability
concurrent validity
content validity
predictive validity
For test construction, why are teachers required to come up with a Table of Specifications in test construction? To ensure that tests have ___________.
Reliability
Concurrent Validity
Content Validity
Predictive Validity
If the difficulty index of your test item is 98, what should you do with the item?
Retain it
Reject it
Raise it
Reserve it for another group of pupil
What is the descriptor for a numerical grade of 80 as level of proficiency?
Satisfactory
Advanced
Outstanding
Very satisfactory
In a multiple choice test, what is TRUE of the right option?
It is not plausible
It is not realistic
It is unattractive
It is factual
Do Outcomes-based Education, Outcomes-based Teaching-Learning and Understanding by Design observe the principle, “begin with the end in mind”?
Somewhat
No
Only UBD
Yes
Can scoring rubrics help improve results in formative assessment?
Yes
It depends on which formative assessment technique is used
No
Yes, provided the student made the scoring rubric himself/herself
If I develop a test which has content validity, which kind of test should I develop? That which _____________.
yields consistent students’ scores
predicts performance in a future test
allows for student choice
is aligned to the learning outcomes
Journals, self and peer assessments can help students become self-reflective and be good managers of their own learning. Which of the following types of assessment is explained?
Assessment AS and OF learning
Assessment FOR learning
Assessment AS learning
Assessment OF learning
What is administrative purpose?
Helps determine students’ class rank and credits
Needed to select appropriate course for students
Pushes students’ desire to work for higher grades
Needed to communicate with parents and teachers and students
If a teacher compares each student score to the mean score, what score interpretation is he engaged to?
Criterion-referenced
Neither norm-referenced nor criterion-referenced
Both norm and criterion-referenced
Norm-referenced
If a test item has discrimination index of -.30, what should you do?
Re-use it.
Improve on it.
Discard it.
Return it to the date bank of test items.
Which test has content validity? That which _____________.
allows for students choice
predicts performance in a future test
is aligned to a learning outcomes
yields consistent students’ scores
If the scores of your test follow a negatively skewed score distribution, what went wrong?
Items were not in order
Items were easy
Items were difficult
Items went wrong
Rexor's scores is within +/- 1 SD. To which of the following group does he belong?
Above average
Needs improvement
Average
Below average
Forty out of fifty students got the multiple choice item correctly. What is the difficulty index of the test item?
1
.80
.50
.40
Which applies to authentic assessment?
Performing real-world task
Indirect assessment
Teaching-to-the-test
Paper-and-pencil test
Which type of portfolio is meant to diagnose students’ learning?
Growth portfolio
Showcase portfolio
Assessment portfolio
Development portfolio
