This document contains an assessment for learning with questions about educational measurement and evaluation terms and concepts. It includes a multiple choice section with 10 questions about assessment tools, grading systems, cognitive domains, validity evidence, and statistics. It also includes a matching section with 5 terms related to validity and a true/false section with 5 statements about assessment types. The assessment is intended to measure a student's understanding of key topics in educational measurement and evaluation.
This document contains an assessment for learning with questions about educational measurement and evaluation terms and concepts. It includes a multiple choice section with 10 questions about assessment tools, grading systems, cognitive domains, validity evidence, and statistics. It also includes a matching section with 5 terms related to validity and a true/false section with 5 statements about assessment types. The assessment is intended to measure a student's understanding of key topics in educational measurement and evaluation.
This document contains an assessment for learning with questions about educational measurement and evaluation terms and concepts. It includes a multiple choice section with 10 questions about assessment tools, grading systems, cognitive domains, validity evidence, and statistics. It also includes a matching section with 5 terms related to validity and a true/false section with 5 statements about assessment types. The assessment is intended to measure a student's understanding of key topics in educational measurement and evaluation.
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE DIRECTION: Select the best answer from the choices given. Write your answer in the space provided.
1. It is a device often used by teachers to record frequency of students behavior,
activities or remarks. A. Tally sheet C. Model B. Self checklist D. Booklist 2. It is refers to scoring guide or method that list the criteria for a piece of writing or work. A. Rubrics C. Exemplars B. Record list D. Models 3. It is type of grading system that the grade of the student on a particular grading period equals on the average of the students obtained on the prior grading periods. A. Averaging grading system C. Cumulative grading system B. Pass-fail system D. Norm- referenced grading system 4. It is one of the type of non- objective test the essay which has limitations in a certain aspects. A. Restricted essay C. Formative essay B. Non-restricted essay D. Non-formal essay 5. What is the lowest level in the six cognitive domains of Lorin Anderson? A. Remembering C. Analyzing B. Evaluating D. Creating 6. Oral questioning is appropriate assessment method when the objectives are? A. To asses the students stock knowledge B. To determine the students ability to communicate ideas in coherent verbal sentences. C. A and B D. None of the above
PREPARED BY: PANAMBO, RIZA MAE G.
BEED 3-F 7. It is the difference between the proportion of the upper group who got the item right and the proportion of the lower group who got the item right. A. Index of difficulty C. Index of average B. Index of discrimination D. Index of cumulative 8. Measure of the average deviation or departure of the individual scores from the mean. A. Standard deviation C. Statistics B. Mean D. Median 9. It is synonymous with dependability or stability. A. Validity C. Item analysis B. Reliability D. Standardization 10. It is the type of evidence that which the relationship between scores obtained using the instrument and scores obtain using one or more other test. A. Construct- related evidence of validity B. Criterion -related evidence of validity C. Construct -related evidence of validity D. None of the above
II. MATCHING TYPE
DIRECTION: Match the items in column A with the items in Column B.
A B
______ 1. Face validity a. Degree of relationship between on a test or
scale
_____ 2. Criterion Validity b. Degree or extent to which scores on a test can
predict later behavior.
______3. Content Validity c. Can be measured by correlating the test with a
a known valid test
______4. Predictive Validity d. format of the instrument
______5. Concurrent Validity e. Outward appearance of the test
f. another term for a factor
III. TRUE OR FALSE
DIRECTION: Read the statement carefully and identify whether they are true or false. Write T if the statement is correct and F if the statement is incorrect. Write your answer in the space provided.
PREPARED BY: PANAMBO, RIZA MAE G.
BEED 3-F 1. Performance task required students to draw on the knowledge and skills that they possesses. 2. Performance – based test is designed to on what they know and what students can do. 3. Portfolio assessment emphasize the end result of teaching learning process . 4. Classroom assessment techniques provide both teachers and students with in process information on how well students are learning what the curriculum intends. 5. Authentic assessment is designed to be norm-referenced rather than criterion-referenced.