1. The document discusses various types of assessment including formative, summative, diagnostic, and placement assessments. It provides definitions and examples of different assessment techniques.
2. Key points covered include the purposes of different assessments such as diagnostic assessments identifying learning needs, formative assessments monitoring progress, and summative assessments measuring attainment of objectives.
3. Characteristics of good assessments are discussed such as assessments considering learner characteristics and having clear goals. The advantages of different question types are also outlined, for example, multiple choice questions allowing more content sampling.
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REVIEWER ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING 1ST SEM 3RD YR MIDTERM
1. The document discusses various types of assessment including formative, summative, diagnostic, and placement assessments. It provides definitions and examples of different assessment techniques.
2. Key points covered include the purposes of different assessments such as diagnostic assessments identifying learning needs, formative assessments monitoring progress, and summative assessments measuring attainment of objectives.
3. Characteristics of good assessments are discussed such as assessments considering learner characteristics and having clear goals. The advantages of different question types are also outlined, for example, multiple choice questions allowing more content sampling.
1. The document discusses various types of assessment including formative, summative, diagnostic, and placement assessments. It provides definitions and examples of different assessment techniques.
2. Key points covered include the purposes of different assessments such as diagnostic assessments identifying learning needs, formative assessments monitoring progress, and summative assessments measuring attainment of objectives.
3. Characteristics of good assessments are discussed such as assessments considering learner characteristics and having clear goals. The advantages of different question types are also outlined, for example, multiple choice questions allowing more content sampling.
1. Assessment affects all constituencies within the school community.
What does assessment
provide parents? A. Information for long range instructional planning B. Information concerning learner’s needs C. Information to evaluate learner’s achievement D. Information about the school’s progress 2. One advantage of multiple choice items over essay questions is that they A. Require less time for test preparation and scoring B. Provide for more extensive sampling of course content C. Place greater emphasis on the recall of factual information D. Provide for the measurement of more complex learning outcomes 3. It is a formal, systematic procedure for measuring a learner’s knowledge, skills, or abilities administered under certain conditions * A. measurement B. test C. evaluation D. assessment 4. Which of the following test measures the learner’s attainment of specific objectives at the end of a given period of time? * A. summative test B. standardized test C. norm-referenced test D. criterion-referenced test 5. Which of the following is a not good characteristic of an evaluative technique? * A. considers the nature of the learners B. has clear goals C. utilizes various forms of testing D. has ambiguous presentation 6. Essay test is the best type of measurement to use when the teacher wants to know whether the pupils can * A. Organize ideas about issue on test bias B. Demonstrate mastery types of tests C. Express aesthetic type of tests D. Compare two types of tests 7. Assessment is said to be authentic when the teacher ________. * A. Gives students real-life task to accomplish B. Includes parents in the determination of assessment procedures C. Gives valid and reliable paper-and-pencil test D. Consider students’ suggestion in teaching 8. To promote better student learning, which of these should be practiced in testing? A. pile test papers in the stock room B. use test to get even with the students C. check the papers long after the test has been given D. check and returned corrected papers to the students as soon as possible to appraise them of their performance 9. MS. Cherry notes that Nancy obtained a score of 40 points out of a possible 50 in the unit test. Which concept is exemplified by the statement? * A. evaluation B. testing C. assessment D. measurement 10. Which evaluative instruments provide information about the students’ interest? * A. Anecdotal B. Rating scales C. Cumulative D. Checklists 11. It refers to the processes employed by academic staff to make judgements about the achievement of students in units of study and over a course of study. A. Assessment Tasks B. Intended Learning Outcome C. Learning Activities & Delivery Modes D. Content & Learning Resources 12. A diagnostic test should give a feed back to the teacher about the strengths and weaknesses of the student tested. Which type of test is NOT advisable to be used in a diagnostic test? * A. Multiple choice B. Essay C. True or false D. Short response 13. What is the greatest advantage of objective type of test? * A. It is very easy to score B. It has a wider coverage of skills C. It has many test types D. Students can guess the answer 14. Assessment is important to teachers because of the decisions they will make about their students when teaching them. For teachers, which of the following is NOT among the functions of assessment? * A. make policy decisions regarding what is and is not appropriate for learners B. monitor and improve the teaching-learning process C. identify learners’ needs and abilities D. make decisions about how to implement learning activities 15. Which refers to the process by which certain attribute or characteristics of things are identified and differentiated from other attributes? * A. measuring B. evaluating C. testing D. decision-making 16. Which of the following is an example of a knowledge question or test item? A. Trace the history of the Philippines B. Compare the Spanish and American contribution to Filipino people. C. . Do you favor the Philippines to be one of the American states? D. Predict what would have happened had we been one of the American states. 17. You are assigned in three sections of the fourth year students in compositions and literature. If you would like to know where to begin in the course it would be helpful if you give * A. Diagnostic test B. Aptitude test C. Intelligence test D. Achievement test 18. Which of the following is not a criterion of a well-formulated objective? * A. interesting B. attainable C. observable D. realistic 19. Which true or false item below is well constructed? * A. The use of negative words is discouraged not unless they are capitalized B. Negative test items are as valid and reliable as the positive items C. Negative words in multiple choice items should not be written in small letters. D. The use of NOT, NEVER, EXCEPT in test items can be overlooked by students hence these are discouraged 20. Which of these test will you administer to determine if your class is ready for the next unit your subject? * A. formative B. summative C. diagnostic D. periodic 21. Ms. Gonzalez, a Social Studies teacher, is about to discuss the Spanish colonization in the Philippines to his Grade 5 students. He asks open-ended questions and records the responses of his students. What was the purpose of his assessment? * A. Assessment as an instruction and providing feedback B. Assessment as program evaluation or accountability C. Assessment as diagnosing learner difficulties or misconceptions D. Assessment as determining progress along a development continuum 22. Its purpose is to provide evidence of a student’s level of achievement in relation to curricular outcomes. * A. assessment for learning B. assessment of learning C. assessment as learning D. assessment tool 23. It pertains to diagnostics and formative assessment tasks which are used to determine learning needs, monitor academic progress of students during a unit or block of instruction and guided instruction. * A. assessment for learning B. assessment tool C. assessment as learning D. assessment of learning 24. Juanita discovered that some students had difficulty applying mathematical procedures to solve various word problems because of their lack of knowledge and skills of basic algebraic concepts and operations. What form of assessment did she use? * A. diagnostic B. placement C. summative D. formative 25. It is a process of collecting information about a learner’s performance using a variety of methods and tools. A. assessment B. evaluation C. test D. measurement 26. The first step in constructing teacher made tests is to * A. Specify the learning objectives B. Plan in advance on how to interpret the scores C. Make a table of specification D. Determine the number of items to be constructed 27. Measurement, evaluation and testing are not synonymous terms. Although evaluation is more inclusive than measurement, good measurement ----- * A. has little relationship to testing B. is a basis for good evaluation C. is more important D. is required for good testing 28. “Why is objective type of test commonly used in the government examination like Licensure Exam for Teacher”? This form of question is classified as: * A. Application of rules B. New method or procedure C. Formulation of new questions D. Reorganization of facts 29. It involves metacognitive processes like reflection and self-regulation to allow students to utilize their strengths and work on their weaknesses by directing and regulating their learning * A. assessment for learning B. assessment of learning C. assessment tool D. assessment as learning 30. Which of the following shows the relevance of assessment to administrators? * A. discover learning areas that require special attention B. diagnose and identify students’ learning needs C. give feedback to students about their progress D. plan and conduct faculty development programs 31. Behavioral objectives are objectives formulated in terms of pupil’s performance or behavior that is readily * A. Observable and measurable B. Observable and applicable C. Observable and transferable D. Observable and operable 32. The basis by which content is outlined and instructional procedures are developed is the: * A. lesson plan B. instructional materials C. basic text D. objective 33. Which is the most useful in estimating a student success in future studies? * A. aptitude test B. projective techniques C. interest inventories D. achievement test 34. Which task below is not in the psychomotor domain? * A. evaluation B. imitation C. articulation D. manipulation 35. Which of the following statements is true? * A. Placement test determine entry performance on course objectives B. Summative test help ensure that each set of learning tasks has been mastered before starting another topic C. Pre-assessment is done after remedial measures has been undertaken D. Formative tests are given after teaching the entire unit 36. “Given ten photographs of biological cells, the pupils will be able to identify six of them as either plant or animal cells”. The "Given ten photographs of biological cells" phrase is a: * A. terminal behavior B. standard or acceptable performance C. condition for learning D. an accomplishment to be realized 37. During his first meeting, Mr. Miranda gave a readiness test to determine the prerequisite skills and degree of mastery his students possess in relation to the course objectives or learning outcomes. He intends to use the results to determine where he will begin in his lesson plan and decide on the best mode of learning. Which form of assessment did he employ? * A. diagnostic B. placement C. summative D. formative 38. The other term for completion type of test. * A. Same-different B. Simple-recall C. Fill-in-blanks D. True-false 39. It is the process of judging the quality of what is good and what is desirable. * A. Measurement B. Evaluation C. Testing D. performance 40. Which item type is best for measuring computing skills? * A. Multiple choice B. Short answer C. Matching type D. True-false 41. The growth of attitudes or values is in the: * A. psychomotor domain B. affective domain C. cognitive domain D. behavioural domain 42. Give the main difference of these two objectives (1) “to teach the importance of proper nutrition for good health” (2) “to give the importance of proper nutrition for good health” * A. the first objective is teacher behavior while the second is pupil behavior B. the first objectives needs a longer time which the second doesn’t C. the first objective is general which the second is specific D. the first objective is hard to do while the second is easy 43. Ms. MJ declared that Maela’s score in the summative test indicates that she has learned the content exceedingly well and is ready to progress to the next unit of instruction. Which concept is illustrated? * A. evaluation B. testing C. assessment D. measurement 44. The lack of plausible, but incorrect, alternative will cause the greatest difficulty when constructing _______ items. * A. True-false B. Essay C. Multiple choice D. Short answer 45. “To make statement “is an objective in an English lesson that is: * A. correct B. specific C. none of the above D. vague 46. An assessment which is given periodically throughout the school year and it is used to prepare students for future assessments. * A. formative assessment B. placement assessment C. interim assessment D. Individual assessment 47. Which of the following assessment is designed to measure the degree of learning that has taken place after a person has been exposed to specific learning experiences? * A. trade test B. aptitude test C. achievement test D. socio-metric test 48. The teacher compares students’ responses in a test. For a specific response made by a student, the teacher decides that the student should receive a score of 6 (out of 10) in comparison to the answers provided by his/her classmates. How do you classify the test? * A. Criterion-referenced test B. Aptitude test C. Achievement test D. Norm-referenced test 49. Mr. Castro uses evidence of student learning to make judgement on student achievement against goals and standards. He does this at the end of a unit or period. Which purpose does assessment serve? * A. assessment as learning B. assessment of learning C. assessment tool D. assessment for learning 50. Ms. Cortes already taught division of decimals for three days, but she found out that majority of the grade six students still have difficulty in estimating the quotient and placing the decimal point. What is the most appropriate step to do? * A. Initiate a peer tutoring program B. Conduct remedial teaching after math class C. Proceed to the next lesson D. Give a diagnostic division of the whole number 51. All EXCEPT one is an example of a selection type item * A. Interpretative exercise B. Multiple choice C. Short answer D. Matching test 52. At the end of instruction, Mr. De Jesus gave his students a long test to determine their level of achievement and mastery of the topics in the first quarter. Which of these concepts describe this particular role of assessment? * A. placement B. diagnostic C. summative D. formative 53. Ms. Maramara was ready to construct test items for the midterm exam. Which of the following can help make good test items based on the teaching objectives? * A. A list of objectives she has taught. B. test of blueprint C. Old copies of test papers. D. Constructions with other teachers. 54. Evaluative instruments which tells how well the students prosper in particular field is A. Rating scale B. Performance C. Checklists D. Questionnaire 55. It is defined as the process of determining the extent to which instructional objectives are attained. * A. criterion-norm referenced B. test C. evaluation D. measurement 56. Which of the objectives below show overt behavior? * A. To show love to one’s country B. To appreciate the value of democracy C. To recite the preamble of the Constitution D. To understand the importance of a Constitution 57. Why is multiple choice test commonly used and considered the best test type? * A. It has less probability of guessing B. It can develop the students’ thinking ability C. It measures a wide range of skills and concepts D. It is very easy to score 58. Which of the following instructional objectives is well stated? * A. Appreciate the use of test and measurement in education. B. Know the important terms in evaluation and measurement. C. Identify the different test from a given situation. D. Understand the terms in measurement and evaluation. 59. Who among the following teachers is doing an evaluation? * A. Teacher Romnick who is computing the final grades based on several criteria for assessment B. Teacher Ronnel who is administering the chapter exam to his students. C. Teacher Ronnie who is re-checking the test paper of his students D. Teacher Michelle who is rating the finished project of her students. 60. Which of the following criteria is the most important in test construction? * A. Items should be congruent with objectives B. The stem should contain the central problem C. Options should be almost the same length D. A table of specification should be prepared 61. Test results were utilized to make decisions about the school’s curriculum. What function does the assessment serve? * A. Administrative B. Research and Evaluation C. Guidance D. Instructional 62. Which objective below needs improvement? * A. to develop skill in embroidery B. to prepare a seedbox C. to make an apron D. to plan a noon meal 63. A teacher wants to develop a test that would measure group relations, so s/he can come up with appropriate interventions to help improve these relations. What type of test should s/he devise? * A. trade test B. achievement test C. intelligence test D. socio-metric test 64. A test can be classified according to test constructor. Compared to a teacher-made test, which of these statements is true about a standardized test? * A. A standardized test allows greater variability in testing procedures B. A standardized test allows meaningful comparisons between students C. A standardized test is easily made D. A standardized test is highly subjective 65. “Which of the qualities of good instrument is practicable? Why? This question calls for: * A. Analysis B. Outlining C. Decision D. Cause and Effect 66. Which test type does NOT belong to the group? * A. Multiple choice B. True or false C. Matching D. Short response 67. What is the process of elimination in a multiple choice question? * A. eliminating the wrong answers B. skipping the entire question C. eliminating all answers with extreme modifiers D. just guessing 68. What is the most fitting condition of learning for this behavior: “to conclude that plants need sunlight in order to live”? * A. realistic B. after reading the book C. given a set of pictures D. with the must of materials 69. The statement that expresses best relationship between measurement and evaluation is * A. Certain types of evaluation requires some kind of measurement B. There can be no evaluation without measurement C. There can be no measurement without evaluation D. Measurement makes up the Quantitative aspect of evaluation 70. Which of the following objectives can be classified under evaluating? * A. To determine the main events of person’s life as given in a biography B. To differentiate between fact and theory C. To select adverbs from a list of words D. To arrange events in order to occurrency 71. An assessment of individual’s knowledge, skills and competence in a particular occupation. * A. Achievement test B. trade test C. Aptitude test D. socio-metric test 72. Through observation techniques, a math teacher learned that students are non-participative during interactive lecturing or lecture –demonstrations. Consequently, the teacher adopted collaborative learning like syndicate approach and jigsaw learning method. What form of assessment prompted him to do so? * A. formative B. summative C. placement D. diagnostic 73. Which TWO statements best show the difference between the terms assessment and evaluation? * A. Evaluation involves careful analysis of data, so does assessment B. Assessment and evaluation provide useful information about the quality of learning gained or of learners attributes C. Assessment provides inputs that evaluation uses for decision making purposes hence assessment precedes evaluation. D. While assessment involves organizing data gathered about the learners’ performance evaluation involves judging the same data 74. An objective MUST specify: * A. what the learner must understand B. what the teacher must do or say C. what projects are to be accomplished D. what the learner must do or say 75. It is the measurement of student’s learning performance according to predetermined educational content and performance criterion * A. performance standard B. standard-based assessment C. outcome-based assessment D. content standard 76. Which best describes a school evaluation program? * A. sophisticated, normative and comprehensive B. continuous, functional and sophisticated C. diagnostic, functional and standardized D. continuous, diagnostic and functional 77. Which of the following is a limitation of an essay item? * A. Can directly measure the performance specified by the objectives B. Can examine students to communicate ideas in writing C. Require the students to supply the response D. Provide a less adequate sampling of the content 78. Which infinitive below is not behavioural? * A. to compare B. to select C. to believe D. to describe 79. In multiple choice test, keeping the options brief indicates * A. Inclusion in the item words that may be repeated in each option B. Non-inclusion of options that mean the same C. Inclusion in the item irrelevant clues found in the option D. Plausibility and attractiveness of the item 80. Which process includes the judging the worth of an attribute in terms of certain goals or standards? * A. Counseling B. Testing C. Evaluating D. Measuring 81. It is a design for teaching in which what it is intended students should learn and how they should express their learning is clearly stated before teaching takes place * A. Course Learning Outcomes B. Learning Activities & Delivery Modes C. Intended Learning Outcomes D. Constructive Alignment 82. The primary factor to consider in evaluating educational outcomes in the * A. Curricular program offered B. Needs of the learners C. Schools resources D. Objective of education 83. In objective testing, the term objectives refers to the method of: * A. Presenting the problem B. Scoring the answers C. Identifying the learning outcomes D. Selecting the test content 84. It is used to determine students’ learning needs, monitor their progress and examine their performance against identified student learning outcomes. * A. assessment B. measurement C. evaluation D. Testing