Validity coefficient is a value of:

• A) Median
• B) Correlation
• C) Standard deviation
• D) Mode

According to ____________, higher the score on the test, the higher the ability or the trait which is being measured.

• A) Class model
• B) Lesson model
• C) Cumulative model
• D) Ipsative scoring

An index of the amount of error in a test is called:

• A) Standard error of measurement
• B) Standard error of determination
• C) Standard error of variability
• D) Standard error of test

According to which of the index, nobody can attempt the items correctly in a given test?

• A) Zero item difficulty index
• B) Multiple item difficulty index
• C) Nil item difficulty index
• D) Multiple item difficulty index

Don’t you think that unsupervised media is not good for moral development of children? This statement an example of:

• A) Double positive item
• B) Double- barreled item
• C) Double standard item
• D) Double negative item

Poor rapport is an example of which of the following error factor of measurement?

• A) Test administration process
• B) Test related factors
• C) Examinee related variables
• D) True scores of tests

True/False questions are an example of:

• A) Selected response format
• B) Category format
• C) Nominated response format
• D) Likert format

The value of item difficulty index may range from:

• A) Zero to 2.5
• B) Zero to 1
• C) Zero to 1.5
• D) Zero to 2

To measure test-retest reliability, ______________ subjects and items are used.

• A) Different
• B) Diverse
• C) Same
• D) Many

When a test taker has a tendency to agree with more than one item at the same time, then this situation is called:

• A) Resistance response set
• B) Confrontation response set
• C) Rejection response set
• D) Acquiescence response set

Career or aptitude tests are examples of:

• A) Predictive Validity
• B) Construct validity
• C) Face validity
• D) Content validity

Which type of reliability does consider the errors of measure that may affect the findings?

• A) Kuder Richardson
• B) Split-Half
• C) Test-Retest
• D) Alternate-Form

The extent to which items on a test appear to be meaningful and relevant to the construct being measured is called:

• A) Construct validity
• B) Content validity
• C) Face validity
• D) Predictive validity

Verbal fluency is an example of:

• A) Verbatim
• B) Attitude
• C) Construct
• D) Content

Correlation tells us about the magnitude and direction of relationship. Here magnitude means:

• A) Size of correlation
• B) Facet of correlation
• C) Weightage of correlation
• D) Level of correlation

Which of the following test refers to see a specific content area has been learnt and/ or mastery is acquired?

• A) Performance
• B) Personality
• C) Projective
• D) Achievement

There are situations when the criterion itself has been, partially or fully, based on predictor measures. This is called _______________.

• A) Decontamination
• B) Criterion biasness
• C) Criterion contamination
• D) Predictive functioning

In writing multiple choice questions, test developer is used to include incorrect options in answers; known as what?

• A) Distracters
• B) Options
• C) Symbols
• D) Phrases

In heterogeneous groups, the value of correlation will be _________________ as compared to homogeneous groups.

• A) Moderate
• B) Lower
• C) Best
• D) Higher

In a test, 65% of high achievers and 10% of low achievers selected a distractor which was the correct answer. That distractor can be considered:

• A) Weak
• B) Very good
• C) Poor
• D) Very bad