PARTICIPATION IN AN EVENT ( TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR )

Directions. Tell your neighbor the tests in contrasting types given

the function.
Objective Test versus Subjective Test Individual Test versus Group Test
Supply Test versus Fixed-Response Test Speed Test versus Power Test
Mastery Test versus Survey Test Non-standardized Test versus
Standardized test
Fill- in the boxes with the appropriate contrasting types of tests given the description.

Non-standardized Test Standardized test

developed by teachers
Objective Test
Two or more evaluators give an
examinee the same score.
Supply Test
requires the examinees to
provide an answer
Individual Test
is administered to student on a one-
on-one basis using oral questioning
Mastery Test
measures a limited set of learning
outcomes using criterion-referenced
to interpret results
Speed Test
measures number of items of uniform
difficulty a student can do.
complete over a certain period of time
developed by test specialists, administered, scored
and interpreted using certain conditions.
Subjective Test
The scores are influenced by the judgment of the
evaluators, meaning there is no correct answer.
Fixed-Response Test
requires the examinees to select an answer
from a given option
Group Test
is administered to a group of individuals or group of
students
Survey Test
measures students` general achievements over a
broad range of learning outcomes using norm-
referenced to interpret the result
Power Test
measures the level of performance a student can
answer the test items arranged according to
increasing degree of difficulty.