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RELIABILITY

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fill in the Blank:

(a)   is a numerical index that ranges from 0 to 1 and indicates the reliability of an assessment, with a value closer to 1 indicating high reliability.


2.

TRUE or FALSE

Test-retest reliability is used to assess the consistency of scores across different items within a single test.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

Which of the following types of reliability assesses the consistency of scores within a single test by comparing the responses to similar questions?


a)

Test-retest reliability

b)

Internal consistency reliability

c)

Test administration reliability

d)

Rater reliability

4.

In IRT, what happens when a student correctly answers a difficult question?

a)

The next question is easier.

b)

The next question is more difficult.

c)

The student's test ends.

d)

The student's ability estimate decreases.

5.

If a student's observed score is 80 and the SEM is 5, what does the SEM suggest about their true score?

a)

The true score is exactly 85.

b)

The true score is exactly 75.

c)

The true score is likely between 75 and 85.

d)

The true score is exactly 80.

6.

If a student could take a test an infinite number of times, what would their true score be?

a)

The average of all their scores

b)

The highest score they achieved

c)

The lowest score they achieved

d)

The score they received on the first attempt

7.

If the standard deviation of test scores is 12 points and the reliability coefficient is 0.81, what is the SEM?

a)

2.4 points

b)

3.6 points

c)

4.8 points

d)

6 points

8.

TRUE or FALSE:

We should give freedom to candidates as much as possible to enhance the test reliability.


a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

The additional items should be (a)   of each other and of existing items


10.

TRUE or FALSE

The test designers mustn’t add non-discriminating items in all tests

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

11.

Which of these testing methods are scored subjectively?

a)

Matching

b)

An essay

c)

Fill-in-the-blanks

d)

Best answer

12.

How high can the scorer reliability coefficient be in a subjective test?


a)

1

b)

Over 0.9

c)

0

d)

0.5

13.

How does the scorer reliability coefficient (SRC) compare to the test reliability coefficient (TRC)?


a)

SRC > TRC

b)

SRC < TRC

c)

SRC = TRC

d)

SRC and TRC cannot be compared