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To make that observation systematic we must:
do not provide feedback
all answers are correct
Decide exactly what to watch. No one can judge everything all the time
do not set clear idea
2
What is one main feature of alternative (performance-based) assessment?
requires students to memorize long lists
It uses real-life tasks and communication
It only focuses on grammar and vocabulary
It uses only written tests
3
Which test is an example of a proficiency test?
Unit quiz
Weekly grammar test
Group project presentation
TOEFL
4
What is a key weakness of traditional grammar-based tests?
They ignore communicative language use
They are only for beginner-level learners
They are too expensive to prepare
Students enjoy them too much
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What is intra-rater reliability?
Agreement between two different teachers’ ratings
Students’ ability to check their own performance
A teacher’s ability to rate consistently over time
A test’s ability to measure all language skills equally
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What does pragmatic competence focus on?
Using language appropriately in context
Grammar accuracy
Vocabulary range
Fluency in reading
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Which of the following best describes “formative assessment”?
Tests that only include multiple-choice questions
Ongoing assessment to help improve teaching and learning
Assessment used only for grading at the end of the course
Assessment that students do themselves without any teacher input
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Which type of test focuses on predicting future learning success?
Achievement test
Proficiency test
Aptitude test
Placement test
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Ways to Collect Speaking Scores
Yes/No Objectives
Monthly / Term Check
Whole-Class Events
Focused Lesson tasks
10
What is a major limitation of holistic scoring?
It focuses only on fluency
It ignores student feedback
It takes too long to apply
It mixes several traits in one score
11
Which type of test is norm-referenced?
One that compares scores to a fixed standard
One that compares a student’s score to a group’s performance
One that measures only vocabulary
One that checks knowledge after a course
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What is practical limits ?
time,choose what to assess consciously.
assessment
checking tests
evaluation
13
What is the main advantage of analytic scoring?
It takes less time
It breaks performance into multiple traits
It gives a single overall score
It avoids the need for rubrics
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What is usually not a feature of formal assessment?
Immediate oral feedback during tasks
Careful planning and standardization
Use of structured tasks
Designed scoring systems
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What distinguishes traditional assessment from alternative assessment?
Traditional assessment uses selected-response formats
Alternative assessment uses standardized tests
Traditional assessment focuses on group work only
There is no difference—they are the same
