Test Questions Group 3
Test Questions Group 3
PROFED 6
(TEST QUESTIONS)
MONTILLA, MICHELLE F.
SUMBITTED TO:
a. Evaluation c. Assessment
b. Measurement d. Assessment of Learning
a. Test c. Recitation
b. Grading d. Homework
7. It analyzes test items by estimating the probability that an examinee answers an item
correctly or incorrectly.
a. Item-response theory c. Summative Assessment
b. Formative Assessment d. Classical test theory
9. This refers to the use of assessment to identify the needs of learners in order to modify
instruction or the learning activities in the classroom.
10. This refers to the use of assessment to facilitate learners to become self-regulated.
11. This refers to the use of assessment to determine learner’s acquired knowledge and
skills from instruction and whether they were able to achieve or not the curriculum
outcomes.
12. This refers to factual, conceptual, and procedural information that learners must learn
in a subject or content area.
13. It involves application of knowledge in problem solving, decision making, and other
tasks that required mental skills.
14. It is the use of knowledge, reasoning and skills in creating a concrete or tangible
product.
a. Product targets c. Reasoning targets
b. Skills targets d. Knowledge targets
15. The use of knowledge and/or reasoning to perform or demonstrate physical skills.
1. The FORM of assessment determines how the results are used to make
decisions for students.
2. The PURPOSE of assessment provides the medium on how it is delivered
and the kind of information sought.
3. The kind of ABILITY sought will require a different kind of assessment to
determine how many items are answered and how many difficult items are answered
correctly.
4. The KIND OF LEARNING sought will vary such as when given at the end
of instruction or to determine the potential of students even before instruction.
5. The UNFUCTION of assessment tells the basis on the contents of the
assessment the way it is developed and administered, and the information it provides.
A B
1. The distribution of scores of a sample A. Aptitude test
group in interpreting scores. B. Psychological Assessment
2. Consists of easy items but time is limited C. Paper and Pencil
3. The distribution of scores of a sample D. Performance-based
group in interpreting scores. E. Non-standardized test
4. Usually intended for classroom assessment F. Standardized test
5. It has fixed directions for scoring and G. Achievement test
administering H. Speed test
6. They usually come in the form of test I. Power test
types such as binary (true or false), short answer, J. Criterion-referenced test
matching type and multiple choices. K. Norm-referenced test
7. Measures such as test and scales that determine
students cognitive and non-cognitive characteristics.
8. Consist of items with increasing level of difficulty
where time of answer is ample enough to cover all items.
9. Requires interpretation of test scores based on
a given set of standards.
10. Requires students to do tasks such as demonstrations,
arrive at a product, how strategies and present information.
IV. ESSAY
Answer the following questions in four to five sentences.
1. Give the difference between ONE WAY TOS and TWO WAY TOS. (10pts)
2. Define Table of Specifications. (5pts.)
KEY TO CORRECTION
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. C 6.D 11. A
2. B 7. A 12. D
3. B 8. C 13. C
4. A 9. B 14. A
5. B 10. C 15. C