What is a criterion-referenced test?

A test that measures student performance against a fixed set of criteria.

What are performance standards?

Benchmarks that specify how well students must perform.

What is a performance assessment?

A task where students apply skills to real-world challenges

What is a summative assessment?

An assessment that evaluates learning at end of an instructional period.

What is a norm-referenced assessment?

A test that compares a student's performance to peers.

What is an assessment?

A process used to evaluate student learning.

What is a portfolio assessment?

A collection of student work over time to show growth.

What is a formative assessment?

An ongoing check of student learning to guide instruction.

What are curriculum content standards?

Statements that describe what students should know and be able to do.

What is a diagnostic assessment?

A pre-assessment that identifies students' strengths and needs.

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What is a criterion-referenced test?
A test given only once per year.
A pop quiz used for quick review.
A test that measures student performance against a fixed set of criteria.
A test based on student opinions.
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What are performance standards?
Benchmarks that specify how well students must perform.
How often teachers assess student behavior.
The standards for school-wide attendance.
Directions for submitting lesson plans.
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What is a performance assessment?
A task where students apply skills to real-world challenges
A timed test with multiple-choice questions.
A review of school policies.
An online quiz that's automatically graded.
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What is a summative assessment?
A discussion between teacher and student.
A group project done during the middle of a unit.
An assessment that evaluates learning at end of an instructional period.
An informal observation of student behavior.
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What is a norm-referenced assessment?
A classroom checklist made by the teacher.
A test that compares a student's performance to peers.
A test that every student creates themselves.
An oral presentation scored with a rubric.
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What is an assessment?
The school's first fire drill procedure.
A type of behavior chart.
A lunchroom duty schedule.
A process used to evaluate student learning.
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What is a portfolio assessment?
A classroom seating chart.
A letter sent home to parents about progress.
A survey of student interests.
A collection of student work over time to show growth.
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What is a formative assessment?
A state-mandated standardized test.
A final exam at the end of the year.
A student self-reflection journal.
An ongoing check of student learning to guide instruction.
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What are curriculum content standards?
A list of textbooks for each grade level.
Statements that describe what students should know and be able to do.
Student behavior expectations.
Guidelines for teacher behavior in the classroom.
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What is a diagnostic assessment?
A pre-assessment that identifies students' strengths and needs.
A multiple-choice test at the end of a unit.
An assessment given only to special education students.
A test that ranks students against one another.

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