The document discusses gap filling and completion as language testing techniques. Gap filling involves replacing missing words in a text to practice a specific language point. It is useful for assessing recall but can be difficult to write with only one correct answer. Completion involves filling in blanks with words or phrases to finish a statement. Both techniques are used for higher levels of learning like junior high and assess the lower levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. They have advantages of covering topics quickly but limitations in only testing short answers and scoring ambiguity if not prepared properly.
The document discusses gap filling and completion as language testing techniques. Gap filling involves replacing missing words in a text to practice a specific language point. It is useful for assessing recall but can be difficult to write with only one correct answer. Completion involves filling in blanks with words or phrases to finish a statement. Both techniques are used for higher levels of learning like junior high and assess the lower levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. They have advantages of covering topics quickly but limitations in only testing short answers and scoring ambiguity if not prepared properly.
The document discusses gap filling and completion as language testing techniques. Gap filling involves replacing missing words in a text to practice a specific language point. It is useful for assessing recall but can be difficult to write with only one correct answer. Completion involves filling in blanks with words or phrases to finish a statement. Both techniques are used for higher levels of learning like junior high and assess the lower levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. They have advantages of covering topics quickly but limitations in only testing short answers and scoring ambiguity if not prepared properly.
Gap-fill is a practice exercise in which learners have to
replace words missing from a text. These words are chosen and removed in order to practise a specific language point. The function of gap filling The function of gap filling is to restore the missing words.
The level used of gap filling
This gap filling test are for higher level sof learning, such as junoir high school and senior high school. But usually can also be used at higher levels. There are someadvantagesof gap filling: 1. Little scope for the learner to guess the correct answer 2. The techniqueis not restricted by the need for distractors 3. Useful for assessing recall
There are disadvantagesof gap filling:
1.Often difficult to write questions that have only one correct answer. 2.Sometimes the word (s) omitted make it difficult to understand the meaning of the sentence.
The type of gap filling 1. Diagnostic 2. Mastery/ Summative
Category of gap filling
1. Indirect 2. knowledge The definition of Completion
completion is the act of finishing something in it
sentirety or the state of being entirely finished. This test consists of series of items which requires the taste to fill a word or phrase on the blanks.
The function of completion is to finishing something in it sentirety or the state of being entirely finished and requires the taste to fill a word or phrase on the blanks.
The level used of completion test
are for higher levels of learning, such as junoir high school and senior high school. But usually can also be used at higher levels. Some advantages of this test are: 1. It can assess effectively the lower level of Bloom’s Taxonomy. 2. It covers a broad range of topic in a short span of time. 3. It is easier to prepare and less time consuming. Some Disadvantages of Completion are: 1. It is only appropriate for questions that can be answered with short responses. 2. There is a difficulty in scoring when the questions are not prepared properly and clearly. 3. It can assess only knowledge, comprehension and application levels in Bloom’sTaxonomy of Cognitive domain. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION