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What is the main purpose of assessment? a) Learning improvement b) Student ranking c) Teacher evaluation d) Punishment
a) Learning improvement
Which assessment type is ongoing? a) Summative b) Formative c) Final exams d) Standardized tests
b) Formative
What does summative assessment measure? a) Progress b) Final achievement c) Participation d) Attitude
b) Final achievement
Which assessment method uses visual organization? a) Role-plays b) Concept maps c) Essays d) MCQs
b) Concept maps
What is the biggest disadvantage of role-plays? a) Low engagement b) Subjective grading c) Lack of creativity d) No application
b) Subjective grading
What do rubrics provide? a) Learning objectives b) Clear grading criteria c) Lecture summaries d) Extra assignments
b) Clear grading criteria
Which is an example of authentic assessment? a) Multiple-choice test b) Essay c) Real-world project d) True/false quiz
c) Real-world project
Metacognitive assessment focuses on: a) Self-reflection b) Rote memorization c) Speed tests d) Group projects
a) Self-reflection
What is a key part of metacognition? a) Reflection b) Repetition c) Guessing d) Stress
a) Reflection
Assessment for Learning (AfL) focuses on giving _____ to improve learning. a) Grades b) Feedback c) Exams d) Reports
b) Feedback
A good assessment should be valid, fair, and _____. a) Flexible b) Reliable c) Complicated d) Subjective
b) Reliable
A rubric is a _____ guide for grading. a) Random b) Structured c) Optional d) Unreliable → b) Structured
b) Structured
Summative assessment is done at the _____ of a course. a) Beginning b) Middle c) End d) Anytime → c) End
c) End
Self-assessment develops student _____. a) Responsibility b) Stress c) Confusion d) Forgetfulness
a) Responsibility
Feedback should be clear, _____, and constructive. a) Timely b) Delayed c) Strict d) Confusing
a) Timely
Formative assessments provide _____ feedback. a) Continuous b) Final c) Incomplete d) Delayed
a) Continuous
