1 | A fundamental phase in the assessment process | | _____ | validity |
2 | Agencies follow the effectiveness of programs they support for purposes of__ | | _____ | interpretation |
3 | The act of providing ongoing feedback is__ | | _____ | reliability |
4 | Language can be defined as structural or__ | | _____ | administer |
5 | A procedure in which simulative techniques are featured | | _____ | audiences |
6 | In this type of assessment, test takers are expected to carry out real-life tasks | | _____ | presentations, role plays |
7 | In this type of assessment language learners judge themselves | | _____ | items |
8 | Portfolio, observation, reflection, peer assessment, exhibition and role play are__ | | _____ | performance |
9 | They are mostly used for measuring comprehension | | _____ | purpose |
10 | They are mostly used for measuring production | | _____ | role play |
11 | Examples of items can be__ | | _____ | accountability |
12 | Examples of tasks can be__ | | _____ | self-assessment |
13 | Individually or in groups, using computers or paper and pencil, formally or informally are different ways to __ | | _____ | multiple choice, true-false |
14 | Objective criteria and analytic scales can be useful for determining__ | | _____ | tasks |
15 | It provides information about the accuracy of the procedures | | _____ | language quality |
16 | It provides information on the extent to which the procedures measure what they intend to | | _____ | assessment procedures |
17 | It is a view of assessment in which the total does not equal the sum of the parts | | _____ | formative |
18 | A score is contextualized through__ | | _____ | performance-based |
19 | The learners, the language teachers, the municipality, the ministry of education or the school constitute different__ to whom the results are addressed | | _____ | constructivist |