MCQ Bank
They are designed to measure learners’ language and skills progress in relation to the syllabus they have been following, (Progress or Achievement Tests)
- A) Progress or Achievement Tests
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These tests give a general picture of a student’s knowledge and ability in a language. (Proficiency Tests)
- A) Proficiency Tests
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They are frequently used as stages people have to reach if they want to be admitted to a foreign university, get a job or obtain some kind of certificate.
- A) They are frequently used as stages people have to reach if they want to be admitted to a foreign university, get a job or obtain some kind of certificate.
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These are used to predict a person’s future success in learning a foreign language. They are usually taken before actual learning. (Aptitude Tests)
- A) Aptitude Tests
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These are used to assess bilingual learners’ relative strength in two or more languages. (Language Dominance Tests)
- A) Language Dominance Tests
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It has many benefits - provides evidence of students’ efforts; helps students become more autonomous and self-monitor their own learning. (Portfolio Assessment)
- A) Portfolio Assessment
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It has clear validity since students have a chance to edit before submitting their work and has an extremely positive wash back effect.
- A) It has clear validity since students have a chance to edit before submitting their work and has an extremely positive wash back effect.
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In order to judge effectiveness of any test, it is sensible to lay down criteria against which a test can be measured.
- A) In order to judge effectiveness of any test, it is sensible to lay down criteria against which a test can be measured.
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A test is valid if it tests what it is supposed to test; if it produces similar results to some other measures – that is if we can show that Test A gives us the same kind of results as Test B. (Validity)
- A) Validity
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A good test should give consistent results, (Reliability)
- A) Reliability
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Teaching may become dominated by the needs of future tests and their components as teachers want their students to pass the tests and exams. (Wash Back Effect)
- A) Wash Back Effect
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exam teachers might use a range of different activities, exam teachers suffering from the wash back effect, might stick rigidly to exam format activities. (Where non)
- A) Where non
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Carefully examine the objectives of the test. (Assessing Clear, Unambiguous Objectives)
- A) Assessing Clear, Unambiguous Objectives
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Drawing Up Test Specifications Test specification should consist of: a broad outline of the test; what skills will be tested; what the items will look like.
- A) Drawing Up Test Specifications Test specification should consist of: a broad outline of the test; what skills will be tested; what the items will look like.
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The tasks that the test-takers must perform need to be practical. They should be reliable and easily evaluative by the teacher. (Devising Test Tasks)
- A) Devising Test Tasks
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The tasks themselves should strive for authenticity, and the progression of tasks ought to be biased for best performance.
- A) The tasks themselves should strive for authenticity, and the progression of tasks ought to be biased for best performance.
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Start with some warm up questions and comments, then put objective questions that are level check questions, then probe (opinion based question).
- A) Start with some warm up questions and comments, then put objective questions that are level check questions, then probe (opinion based question).
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In the end, wind down (comments or reassurance).
- A) In the end, wind down (comments or reassurance).
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Designing multiple choice items and design each item to measure a specific objective.
- A) Designing multiple choice items and design each item to measure a specific objective.
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State both stem and options as simply as possible and make certain that the intended answer is clear and the only correct one.
- A) State both stem and options as simply as possible and make certain that the intended answer is clear and the only correct one.
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