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Instructions Assessment
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Application: Application
Is able to explain the rising price of vegetables Is able to determine the number of 1x1 tiles
during summer time needed to cover a 50 ft x 100 ft hall.
Lower-Order: According to the article you just read, what Higher-Order: Write an article on how the
factors contribute to climate change. (This is a simple recall government and the community can work
question, since it is based on a specific reading material) together to mitigate the factors causing
environmental damages? (It requires a
higher-order thinking at the “creating level.)
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Constructing Objective Supply Type of Items
1. Completion type- An item structure consist of
a stimulus which defines the question or
problem, and a response which defines what
is to be provided or constructed by the
learner. For a completion item, an incomplete
statement with a blank is often used as
stimulus and the response is a constructed
word, symbol, numerical or phrase to
complete the statement
Stimulus Response
a. a four-sided polygon Quadrilateral
called_________.
b. During what period was
Nolio Me Tangere written Spanish
by Dr. Jose Rizal?
2. Short Answer Items- instead of supplying words to complete statements, relatively short answers are
constructed as direct answers to questions.
Stimulus Response
c. What is a four-sided Quadrilateral
polygon called?
d. During what period was
Nolio Me Tangere written Spanish
by Dr. Jose Rizal?
Note: Similar to completion type, the short answer items can assess learners’ declarative and
procedural knowledge that require such thinking processes as remembering, comprehending, and
applying. Writing short-answer items similarly follow the guidelines in writing completion items.
1. State the item so that only one answer is correct
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2. State the item so that the required answer is brief. Requiring a long response would not
be necessary and it can limit the number of items students can answer within the
allotted period of time.
3. Do not use questions verbatim from books and other instructional materials.
4. Designated units required for the answer.
Example:
Poor: How much does the food caterer charge? ______
This could be answered in different ways like cost per head, per dish, per plate or as a full package.
Improved: How much does the food caterer charge per head.
5. State the item succinctly with words that students understand, avoid messy wording on
the questions.
Poor: As viewed by the creatures from the earth, when does the blood moon appear in the evening?
Improved: When does a blood moon appear?
C. Extended-response type- the question or directive does not suggest any form of restriction in the
construction of the response, the students are free to organize and expound on their ideas freely.
Writing a good multiple-choice items requires clarity in the stem and the plausibility
or attractiveness of the distracters.
Parts of a Multiple- Choice Item
A. Stem- an interrogative statement or direct question that ends in a question mark; an incomplete
statement
E.g
What form of government is ruled by a prime minister? (Stem)
A. Monarchy B. parliamentary C. Presidential D. Federal
Guidelines:
o All words of the stem should be relevant to by itself the task
o Stem should be meaningful by itself and should fully contain the problem .
Poor: The constitution is __________________.
Improved: what does the constitution of an organization provide? (Direct question)
The constitution of an organization provides______________ (Incomplete statement)
o The stem should use a question with only one correct or clearly best answer.
B. Distracters (Options)
3. Matching type – consist of two parallel lists of words or phrases the students are tasked to pair, the
first list which is to be matched is referred to premises while the other list from which to choose its
match is based on a kind of association is the options.
- Appropriate in assessing knowledge outcomes for recall of terminologies,
classifications, and remembering facts, concepts, formulae and associatons.
Guidelines:
1. Keep the list of premises and the list of options homogenous or belonging to a category.
2. Keep the premises always in the 1st column and the options on the 2nd column.
3. Keep the lists in the two columns unequal in number.
4. Test directions always describe basis for matching
5. Keep the number of premises not more than eight (8)
6. Ambiguous lists should be avoided.