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TRUE OR FALSE EVALUATION AND ASESSMENT

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  • Reliability means that results can change a lot every time.
    False.
  • Tasks are controlled grammar exercises.
    False.
  • Formative assessment happens during the learning process.
    True.
  • Fairness means giving everyone the same task, no matter their needs.
    False.
  • Transparency means students should not know the grading criteria.
    False.
  • A final exam is an example of summative assessment.
    True.
  • Diagnostic assessment is done before learning begins.
    True.
  • Peer feedback is a type of formative assessment.
    True.
  • Rubrics help ensure reliability in grading.
    True.
  • Assessment and evaluation mean exactly the same thing.
    False.
  • Summative assessment focuses on giving feedback to improve.
    False.
  • Formative assessment can include quizzes, drafts, and checklists.
    True.
  • Activities are usually focused on form and accuracy.
    True.
  • Authenticity means tasks are disconnected from real life.
    False.
  • Validity means the test measures what it is supposed to measure.
    True.
  • Competence-based assessment only measures grammar knowledge.
    False.
  • Authentic assessment uses real-life and meaningful tasks.
    True.
  • A standardized test is always the most fair type of assessment.
    False.
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