Assessmen Advantages
t assessment for
techniques
Multiple can assess a wide range of
Choice content quickly, making
Questions them useful for evaluating
a variety of skills and
knowledge within a short
timeframe.
Fill in the Fill in the Blanks
Blanks questions effectively
assess students' recall of
information and their
understanding of concepts,
requiring them to provide
missing words in context
to demonstrate
comprehension.
Counting Counting Activities
Activities effectively assess students'
foundational math skills,
such as counting, number
recognition, and basic
arithmetic.
True/False Certain aspects of the
Question subject matter can be
judged true or false.
Be relatively easy to write.
Be scored easily and
objectively.
Cover a wide range of
content.
Disadvantages Appropriateness for
learning
may not adequately can provide quick
assess deep diagnostic
understanding, information about
complex problem- individual students'
solving, or understanding and
application of misconceptions.
knowledge in real-
world contexts.
Limited Application - used to reinforce
Fill in the Blanks concepts introduced
questions may in lessons
primarily assess
lower-level cognitive
skills
Counting Activities they effectively
may primarily assess gauge students'
basic numerical skills development in
and might not be numerical
suitable for understanding and
evaluating more basic math skills.
complex
mathematical
concepts or problem-
solving abilities.
Poorly constructed Must judge and
true-false items often mark as either true
assess only specific, of false.
frequently trivial
facts;
Ambiguously
worded.
Answered correctly
by random guessing.
Encourage students to
study and accept only
oversimplified
statements of truth
and factual details.