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EDUC - Endterm

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of item analysis?

a)

To evaluate test-takers’ attitudes

b)

To assess the quality of exam items

c)

To assign final grades

d)

To compare test difficulty across years

2.

Which focus area ensures that exam questions are neither too easy nor too hard?

a)

Item Distractors

b)

Item Discrimination

c)

Item Difficulty

d)

Item Relevance

3.

What is the purpose of evaluating item distractors?

a)

To find the correct answers

b)

To ensure incorrect options are plausible

c)

To simplify the test

d)

To make guessing easier

4.

Which group is used in the item analysis procedure?

a)

The middle-performing group

b)

All test-takers

c)

Upper and lower scoring groups

d)

Students scoring exactly average

5.

If 8 high scorers and 3 low scorers answer an item correctly, what is the difficulty index?

a)

0.55

b)

0.45

c)

0.70

d)

0.85

6.

A discrimination index of -0.15 indicates that an item is:

a)

Moderately discriminating

b)

A good question

c)

A bad item

d)

Highly discriminating

7.

What should be done with items with a discrimination index below -0.10?

a)

Revise them

b)

Use them as they are

c)

Eliminate them

d)

Combine them with other items

8.

Which of the following is an example of a distractor functioning effectively?

a)

Only high-performing students select the distractor

b)

No students select the distractor

c)

Both high- and low-performing students are equally likely to select the distractor

d)

Students avoid the distractor entirely

9.

Which characteristic is crucial for a well-functioning distractor?

a)

It must attract high-performing students

b)

It must only confuse low-performing students

c)

It should appear plausible but incorrect

d)

It should be clearly incorrect

10.

After conducting an item analysis, you find a question with a discrimination index of 0.90. What does this indicate?

a)

The item needs revision

b)

The item is highly effective

c)

The item is too easy

d)

The item attracts high scorers only

11.

What is the first step in constructing a multiple-choice item?

a)

Write distractors

b)

Write the correct answer

c)

Create the stem

d)

Align it with Bloom’s Taxonomy

12.

Which of the following ensures test fairness?

a)

Randomizing correct answers

b)

Including questions that align with learning objectives

c)

Avoiding absolute terms in the stem

d)

Writing complex instructions

13.

In the analogy Black is to white as peace is to ________, what is the distractor?

a)

Unity

b)

Discord

c)

Harmony

d)

Concord

14.

Which of the following best aligns with Bloom's Taxonomy for 'Analysis'?

a)

What are the capital cities of Southeast Asian countries?

b)

What can be inferred from the data in the table?

c)

Define the term 'sustainable development.'

d)

Which formula is used to calculate interest?

15.

True/False items are considered weak because:

a)

They are hard to score

b)

They are time-consuming

c)

Students have a 50% chance of guessing correctly

d)

They are harder to analyze

16.

Which guideline ensures that a multiple-choice question avoids triviality?

a)

Test a single, significant concept

b)

Include multiple ideas per item

c)

Make distractors humorous

d)

Use highly complex language

17.

Why is it important to randomize the order of correct answers?

a)

To make grading easier

b)

To reduce patterns that students can guess

c)

To allow more distractors

d)

To improve question clarity

18.

In writing test items, what is one effective way to reduce guessing?

a)

Use more abstract concepts

b)

Add implausible distractors

c)

Make all distractors plausible

d)

Provide partial credit for wrong answers

19.

When writing alternate-response items, avoid:

a)

Providing clear statements

b)

Using absolutes like 'always' or 'never'

c)

Testing factual knowledge

d)

Ensuring test objectives are met

20.

If the purpose of a test is to measure application-level knowledge, which item is most appropriate?

a)

True/False

b)

Matching

c)

Multiple-choice

d)

Essay

21.

What is the purpose of a Table of Specifications (TOS)?

a)

To create distractors for each test item

b)

To outline the distribution of test items across topics

c)

To calculate test reliability

d)

To prepare test keys

22.

If 30% of the class time was spent on Topic A, how many items in a 50-item test should focus on Topic A?

a)

15

b)

10

c)

25

d)

5

23.

Which part of a multiple-choice item asks the question or sets the problem?

a)

Stem

b)

Distractor

c)

Correct Answer

d)

Blueprint

24.

Which best describes Bloom's level of 'Application'?

a)

Remembering facts

b)

Using knowledge in new situations

c)

Critiquing ideas

d)

Explaining concepts

25.

Which of the following is a pre-administration checklist item?

a)

Reviewing results for discrimination

b)

Arranging a well-lit room

c)

Grading papers anonymously

d)

Announcing time limits

26.

During test administration, teachers should:

a)

Randomly alter test items to maintain security

b)

Monitor students discreetly

c)

Answer students’ queries with specific hints

d)

Provide feedback immediately

27.

A student complains about loud noises during the test. Which action aligns with best practices?

a)

Ignore the complaint

b)

Provide noise-canceling headphones

c)

Minimize distractions in the testing area

d)

Stop the test entirely

28.

Which is the best strategy for scoring essay tests?

a)

Use a detailed scoring rubric

b)

Focus on grammar alone

c)

Score all tests in a single session

d)

Compare answers to a template

29.

A well-administered test should:

a)

Reduce anxiety by sharing correct answers mid-test

b)

Include time management reminders

c)

Be conducted in any available room

d)

Allow students to discuss questions during the test