Accommodation for ELL students during testing?

Translating into native language

Advantage of open-ended assessments?

Deeper exploration of understanding

Key difference between formative and summative assessments?

Summative evaluates final product

Which is a short-answer test item?

Main themes of novel, Explain photosynthesis process

Norm-referenced vs criterion-referenced assessments?

Criterion measures individual progress

Reason to use a rubric for grading?

Clarify expectations for students

Consideration when using performance tasks?

Require application in scenarios

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What best describes a performance task?
Test with multiple-choice questions
Quiz with short-answer questions
Hands-on assessment
Final exam for overall knowledge
2
Accommodation for ELL students during testing?
Lower passing score
Using complex language
Translating into native language
Giving test orally
3
Advantage of open-ended assessments?
Deeper exploration of understanding
Easier to grade
Limit student responses
Prevent student creativity
4
Main drawback of essay assessments?
Time-consuming to grade
No insight into understanding
Do not measure critical thinking
Too easy for students
5
What does a teacher do after formative assessments?
Set up a final exam
Adjust teaching approach
Record results in grades
Assign grades based on results
6
Importance of aligning assessments with goals?
Accurately measure learning
Make grading more difficult
Test on unrelated topics
Reduce number of assessments
7
What is a self-assessment activity?
Teacher’s final exam
Standardized test
Reflecting on understanding
Parent-teacher conference
8
Advantage of self-assessment for students?
Encourages copying from peers
Helps prepare for exams
Fosters self-reflection
Allows teachers to grade less
9
Why use a variety of assessment types?
To accommodate learning styles
To make tests interesting
To reduce student stress
To avoid too many exams
10
Which is a characteristic of an effective test?
Clear objectives
Unclear instructions
Lengthy questions
Subjectivity
11
Key difference between formative and summative assessments?
Summative evaluates final product
Formative for grading
Summative happens throughout
Formative are always essays
12
What is Response to Intervention (RTI)?
Strategy for improving scores
Process for addressing needs
Type of summative assessment
Method of final evaluation
13
How do formative assessments help instruction?
By grading students
By informing teacher
By assigning homework
By setting exam dates
14
Which is an example of summative assessment?
Peer reviews
Midterm exams
Daily exit slips
Classroom discussions
15
Example of a performance task in science?
Multiple-choice test
Performing an experiment
Writing essay about method
True/false questions
16
Which is a short-answer test item?
Main themes of novel
Capital of France
Correct definition for photosynthesis
Explain photosynthesis process
17
How to ensure fairness in assessments?
Using tailored accommodations
Avoiding any assessment
Only multiple-choice questions
Identical assessments for all
18
Norm-referenced vs criterion-referenced assessments?
Both are formative assessments
They are the same
Norm measures individual progress
Criterion measures individual progress
19
What is the main goal of an effective test?
To evaluate memorization
To entertain students
To challenge students
To assess learning progress
20
Reason to use a rubric for grading?
Make grading subjective
Reduce need for feedback
Clarify expectations for students
Avoid giving specific criteria
21
Example of a criterion-referenced assessment?
Quiz comparing peers
Multiple-choice test
State standardized test
Math quiz on concepts
22
Characteristic of effective test items?
Measure rote memorization
Assess a broad range
Biased toward one group
Unclear and ambiguous
23
What is the primary purpose of formative assessment?
To assign grades
To adjust instruction
To evaluate memorization
To encourage competition
24
How to accommodate students with special needs?
By offering extended time
By not grading assessments
By using difficult questions
By making tests harder
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Consideration when using performance tasks?
Only for certain subjects
Quick to grade
Require application in scenarios
Do not need alignment

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