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Question 1 4/4pts Recent history and current trends all suggest that the use of testing and assessment in the schools is likely to: decrease. increase. remain the same. Question 2 Test misuse and abuse are most likely to occur whenever: sment rather t high-stakes” decision standard test users are unaware of the factors that influence test scores. 4/4pts
Question 3 4/4pts To prevent states from violating federal law after the 2013-2014 school year; in return, states were required to: c improvement efforts on thelow formanc acher evaluation plar E: All of the above Question 4 4/4pts In high-stakes testing, alignment refers to the degree to which a high-stakes test measures a state’s: academic standards. riterion-referenced sta performan
Question 5 4/4pts For progress monitoring, it is important that multiple CBM data points are used to inform decision-making to compensate for the: limited focus of mc poor reliability of single CBM probes. RTI today
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wuesuvl v Which of the following best describes response-to-intervention (RTI)? A method to determine whether intervent are research-based or not An integrated assessment, intervention and decision-making system. The most widely used method to identify specific learing disabilitie: The use of summative Question 7 4/4pts When RTl is fully implemented, it applies to: both regular and special education personnel. regular education per special education personnel neither regular nor sp
Question 8 4/4pts How we measure in the classroom should be determined by: district accountal Wwhat it is that we want to measure. Question 9 4/4pts This type of test has uniform administration and scoring procedures: Objective Standardized Teacher-made
Question 10 4/4pts Mr. Reacher wants to know if his class is achieving at an above or below average rate. Which type of test will help him to get this information? criterion-referenced Question 11 4/4pts Which of the following is a disadvantage of expressive objectives? They are difficult to evaluate objectively. escribe educa
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Question 12 In a criterion-referenced test, we are interested in: how a pupil com ow a pupil compar ow a pupil compares with others whether a pupil has achieved mastery of the skill. Question 13 Which of the following describes a statement of condition? @ Minimum level of ervable Special equipment that is used 4/4pts 4/4pts
Question 14 4/4pts The essential difference between the knowledge level and the comprehension level of Bloom'’s Taxonomy is that at the knowledge level one is asked to y information, but at the comr evel one is asked to understand interpolate information, recogniz recognize information, but at the comprehension level one is asked to interpret it.
Question 15 4/4pts According to the authors, which objective item formats are most suitable for use in interpretive exercises? Matching Multiple-choice Question 16 4/4pts Which of the following is a good suggestion to follow in writing true-false items? rata tarms like “aluaye’ and “navar”in tha itan:
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Question 17 4/4pts Open-book questions and exams are NOT appropriate for which of the following levels of learning outcomes? evaluation knowledge Question 18 4/4pts In an extended essay, your detailed scoring criteria should at least assign weights to organization, process and: correspondence content. criticism.
Question 19 4/4pts The use of scoring criteria in grading essay items consists of: ignoring irrelevant info letting pupils score each rating or scoring each component of a pupil’s response. reading the entire re
Question 20 4/4pts Which of the following best reflects a performance assessment? Developing a class presentation utilizing more than one medium that demonstrates the steps followed in completing the presentation. Perforrr quantitat
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Quesuon £1 T Which of the following best describes the current status of performance- based assessment? Itis: being advocated as a fairer and more relevant alternative to conventional testing. now used in place of widely exp Question 22 4/4pts A major classroom level purpose that portfolios should achieve is:
Question 23 4/4pts Rubrics may best be considered to be: criteria for grading the portfolio. the means for aggregating portf Question 24 4/4pts The item discrimination index is used in test construction to ensure that there is: maximum cons maximum variation in performance between individuals. petitive achie
Question 25 4/4pts The first decision made by the test constructor is determining the: Question 26 4/4pts Which of the following is a recommendation to help prepare students for a test? equalize the advantages between test-wise and non test-wise students. reduce anxiety by minimizing remind studk
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Question 27 4/4pts Which one of these factors should determine the weights assigned to various components of a final mark? The emphasis the teacher has attached to each of the components during the instructional period. The equating factor su: ted in the ulum guide pr onents prio achieverr
Question 28 4/4pts Al other things being equal, which of the following marking practices results in the most reliable grades? AB,CDorF s or fail Percentile ranks
Question 29 474pts Five students received scores of 10, 12, 14, 16, and 28. The mean of these scores is: none of the above Question 30 4/4pts Another name for a histogram is: bar graph. frequency polygon smooth curve symmetrical
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Question 31 w7 % pis One of the disadvantages of a grouped frequency distribution is: equency columns. that it loses information about individual scores. that it requires a lot of Question 32 4/4pts In high school, a teacher gave two sections of a class the same arithmetic test. The results were as follows: Section I: Mean 45, Standard deviation 6.5 Section Il: Mean 45, Standard deviation 3.1 Which of the following conclusions is correct? Section | is more variable than Section II. llisr
m Question 33 0/4pts Which of the following fall(s) at a z-score of 0.0 in a normal distribution? Mean Question 34 4/4pts A person whose z-score was zero would have a raw score equal to: the mean. the mediar
Question 35 4/4pts In a normal distribution, what percentage of scores will fall between -1 standard deviation and +1 standard deviation? 68% 84 Question 36 4/4pts Which of the following correlation coefficients indicates the highest degree of linear relationship? 10 .87
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Question 37 4/4pts Aresearch worker gave a scholastic aptitude test to a sample of eighth graders. Then he correlated the aptitude test scores with the chronological ages of the subjects. He found a correlation of - .42. How should this result be interpreted? The older members of the grade tended usually to be pupils with low academic potential and vice-versa.
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Question 38 4/4pts The content validity of a teacher-constructed achievement test is: gener espite the tea high if the teacher has matched items to objectives. usually unacceptable due to lack of expert input Question 39 4/4pts Comparing test items with objectives refers to which type of validity? Concurrent Content Predictive
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Question 40 4/4pts To build reliability into a test, it is desirable to: offer the poorer students ri write items in different write items of high difficulty level write items of various difficulty levels.
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Question 41 a74pts YYou administer the Quick and Dirty Personality Test on January 16, 1984, and March 1, 1984, to the same group of subjects and correlate the results. This gives you an estimate of: concurrent va predictive validity test-retest reliability Question 42 4/4pts The purpose for interpreting a test score as a band of scores, rather than a specific value, is to: the similar prevent attaching significance to chance differences.
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. | | Question 43 4/4pts The standard error of measurement is closely related to: central tendency. objectivity reliability. validity Question 44 0/4pts Standardized aptitude tests can provide information needed to help teachers decide all of the following EXCEPT: the difficulty level of individual assignments. what pupils to put in advanced groups. whether to encourage a pupil to plan for college.
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m Question 45 0/4pts The term “aptitude” means that the individual: Question 46 4/4pts If the instructions for administering and scoring a standardized achievement test are NOT followed rigidly when it is administered to pupils: reliability will be affected to an unknown extent. teachers may relax their supervision
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Question 47 a74pts Which of the following is true of norm-referenced achievement tests? The ms provided Their bas gthii f monito They provide an index of a student’s achievement relative to a designated group.
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Question 48 4/4pts The Rorschach Inkblot Test is an example of which kind of test? telligence nterest Projective Question 49 4/4pts The Wechsler Full Scale IQ is an example of: a standard score. anticinated achievemer
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Question 50 4/4pts What should be the function of intelligence tests in grading or marking practices? Intelligence tests should play no role at all in marking. To give the pupil a chance to show his maximum performance To show the pupil where he must work to improve his
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