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You will answer questions about types of test and principles of assessment to make the frog cross the river, answer correctly to cross succesfully!

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MARIA VALENTINA PINTO OJEDA

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Froggy Jumps EvaluationVersion en ligne You will answer questions about types of test and principles of assessment to make the frog cross the river, answer correctly to cross succesfully! par MARIA VALENTINA PINTO OJEDA 1 A teacher designs a grammar test to measure speaking ability, but the test only requires students to circle multiple-choice answers. Which assessment principle is primarily being violated? a Validity b Authenticity c Reliability 2 Which type of test is used to identify a student's specific areas of difficulty and underlying gaps in knowledge before a course begins? a Objective test b Diagnostic test c Standardized test 3 A 'Washback' (or Impact) effect is considered positive if a Every student passes the test with a high score. b The test uses only multiple-choice questions. c The test encourages teachers to focus on meaningful learning activities 4 What is the main characteristic of an 'Objective' test? a It has a single correct answer and requires no judgment from the scorer b It requires students to write long, creative responses c It measures the student's personality and traits 5 A test that measures a student's innate potential or 'talent' to learn a new language or skill in the future is called a(n) a Achievement test b Proficiency test c Aptitude test 6 If a test is too expensive to print or takes 6 hours for students to complete, it primarily lacks a Practicality b Fairness c Validity 7 A teacher notices that a student performs excellently on homework but fails every formal exam due to extreme anxiety. Which principle is being compromised because the test score doesn't reflect the student's true ability? a Reliability b Validity c Practicality 8 Before starting a unit on fractions, a teacher gives a short quiz to see which specific multiplication steps students are struggling with. This is an example of a(n): a Placement test b Aptitude test c Diagnostic test 9 A standardized test is administered in a room where a loud construction crew is working outside. The scores are lower than usual. This situation primarily affects: a Reliability b Authenticity c Washback 10 An employer asks a candidate to complete a 15-minute task that perfectly mimics a typical daily duty in the office. This assessment is high in: a Standardization b Reliability c Authenticity 11 Which of the following is the most likely reason for choosing an Objective Test (e.g., Multiple Choice) over a Subjective Test (e.g., Essay) in a class of 500 students? a Practicality b Validity c Authenticity 12 If a test is 'Biased' because it uses cultural references that only one group of students understands, which principle is being violated? a Practicality b Fairness c Reliability 13 Which of these is the best description of a 'Placement Test'? a It finds the right 'fit' for a student within an existing program. b It predicts how much money a student will earn in their career c It checks if the students learned what they were taught this week. 14 In a Subjective Test, like an oral interview, how can a teacher increase Reliability? a By making the questions more difficult. b By allowing students to choose their own topics. c By using a rubric with clear scoring criteria 15 Which principle is most likely threatened if a teacher includes questions on a final exam that were never mentioned in class? a Validity b Practicality c Authenticity

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par MARIA VALENTINA PINTO OJEDA

A teacher designs a grammar test to measure speaking ability, but the test only requires students to circle multiple-choice answers. Which assessment principle is primarily being violated?

Which type of test is used to identify a student's specific areas of difficulty and underlying gaps in knowledge before a course begins?

A 'Washback' (or Impact) effect is considered positive if

What is the main characteristic of an 'Objective' test?

A test that measures a student's innate potential or 'talent' to learn a new language or skill in the future is called a(n)

If a test is too expensive to print or takes 6 hours for students to complete, it primarily lacks

A teacher notices that a student performs excellently on homework but fails every formal exam due to extreme anxiety. Which principle is being compromised because the test score doesn't reflect the student's true ability?

Before starting a unit on fractions, a teacher gives a short quiz to see which specific multiplication steps students are struggling with. This is an example of a(n):

A standardized test is administered in a room where a loud construction crew is working outside. The scores are lower than usual. This situation primarily affects:

An employer asks a candidate to complete a 15-minute task that perfectly mimics a typical daily duty in the office. This assessment is high in:

Which of the following is the most likely reason for choosing an Objective Test (e.g., Multiple Choice) over a Subjective Test (e.g., Essay) in a class of 500 students?

If a test is 'Biased' because it uses cultural references that only one group of students understands, which principle is being violated?

Which of these is the best description of a 'Placement Test'?

In a Subjective Test, like an oral interview, how can a teacher increase Reliability?

Which principle is most likely threatened if a teacher includes questions on a final exam that were never mentioned in class?