Al 2 Final Exam
Al 2 Final Exam
Final Exam
Assessment of Learning 2
I. True or False. Write your answer on the blank before each number.
_True _____1. In a portfolio assessment, the learner is totally free in the choice of what to include in
the portfolio.
__True_____2. In portfolio presentation, the teacher should give clear guidance and detailed
information on how the portfolio will be presented.
__True_____3. The sociometric approach assesses the social structure and interaction pattern among
the students.
_True______6. Teacher observation is used to assess student’s performance during instruction or during
formative assessment.
_True______ 7. Students would read a book about the history of their town is an example of
responding in the affective domain.
__True_______10. A holistic rubric provides information regarding performance in each component part
of the task..
____ Performance -based assessment 11.A direct and systematic observation of the actual
performance of students based on predetermined criteria
Performance task. 12.Organizing ideas, repairing a refrigerator, writing an essay are examples of
______ performance task.
Problem- solving assessment 13.The kind of task where teachers can gain better information abut the
children’s ability to identify the crucial point of a problem. To gather and integrate information for
solving it
Project-based assessment 14. Tasks that require students to do something and present their work or
create something .
Holistic Rubric 15. A type of rubric that requires teachers to give an overall judgment on the process or
product.
Complexity 16.Specific behaviors that student should perform to properly carry out the performance or
produce a product
Standard -based assessment_17. A rating system by which teachers can determine at what level of
proficiency a student is able to perform a task
Observation checklist 18. An instrument that defines observations of the actul perfthe performance of
a student whether it is certain or uncertain, present or not present.
Standard-based assessment 19. An instrument that indicates to what degree the standards are met
Motivation and interest 20.Level of affective domain that concerned with the active participation of the
learners by showing interest on what they are doing
Characterization 21. Level of affective domain where students act consistently with values internalized.
Journal 22. A method of assessing learning outcomes where students can express their feelings or
attitudes toward a given classroom activity
Challenges of assessment 23. A kind of assessment that documents the process of learning and the
changes that occur during the process.
Product portfolio management 24. A kind of portfolio that tracks the development of one or more
products or performances
Optimism 25. An affective trait that shows beliefs about specific occurrence and situations
Self- respect_ 26. An affective trait that shows attitude towards oneself, degree of self respect,
worthiness or desirability of self-concept
Multiple Choice. Write the letter of the correct answer on the blank provided.
a. A Power-point presentation
b. Dancing Tango
d. Demonstration Teaching
b. A research paper
d. A capstone project
____C_____ 30. Which of the following assessment strategies is best matched with affective learning
targets?
a. Use of inventory
___D_______ 31. The student can do backstroke in swimming. This statement refers to what type of
learning targets?
a. Affect c. Product
b. Disposition d. Skill
__B________32. Which assessment task measures the learning outcome Explain what authentic
assessment is?
_D_________ 33. Teachers who teach Physical Education cannot use traditional assessment because of
the nature o their subject.
a. Yes
b. No
d. Teacher can use both traditional for basic concepts and authentic assessment for
performance.
based assessment.
_A__________35. Mr Cruz, a Grade 5 teacher, discovers that one of his pupils can creatively draw.
Which non-test activity will Mr. Cruz employ to assess the pupil’s creativity?
a. Cartooning c. Models
b. Project d. Games
____D________37. -What is the advantage of letting your students develop a learning portfolio?
c. Students are evaluated free from their teacher’s personal biases and prejudices.
__B_______ 38. You have asked your students to develop a portfolio. What should you do first?
a. Let the students have a copy of the rubric for use in your assessment.
c. Group the students and let them organize all their outputs in class to form a portfolio.
d. Let the student collect whatever they want from the activities you have given them in
class.
b. By sing this kind of portfolio both the teacher and the student are aware of the
student’s strengths and weaknesses.
d. The entries are representative of student’s work and are usually seen in open houses
b. It combines paper and pencil tests with performance and product assessment.
c. It requires extra time to plan an assessment system and conduct the assessment.
b. Rubrics limit the performance criteria that can be observed during the pupil
performance.
c. Rubrics refers to the overall quality, organization and difficulty of the task.
d. Scoring is reliable
___________45. A method of assessing the affective domain which uses bipolar or opposite adjectives
that describes the positive or negative aspect of a given trait.
Rearrange the following descriptions to form a table of analytic rubric for recitation.
Criteria: Number of appropriate hand gesture, appropriate facial expression, voice inflection,
1- 4, 5- 9, 10 – 12
Criterion 1-4 5-9 10-12
voice inflection Monotone voice used Can vary voice Can easily vary voice
inflection with difficulty inflection